no fill rugs

[Shavings]

so chance lived all of last winter fully clipped in a no fill rug, and trust me when i say he was warm (we watched carefully!)

so his no fill form last year has given up it was a weatherbeeta and brought in October but sadly by the end of February all the binding came off and is just falling to pieces

i need a new no fill but i want a good denier since he lives in it! so no 600's please

i dont want suringle buckets (twist style) on the front

i have tried ruggles, weatherbeeta and even shire but none of fitting the bill for one reason or another

any suggestions?

ps ideally dont want black!!!

 

[milliepops]

I always say it but I'm going to say it again, can't go wrong with a rambo!

mine are ancient and still keeping my horses dry, I never reproof them, just scrub the dirt off the underside and they will last for years.

 

[Tiddlypom]

You can’t beat the Rambos in my opinion. I have various of these in current use in various sizes going back in age to about 15yo.
The sure fit front closure is excellent - very secure and holds the rug in position well.

 

[poiuytrewq]

Rambo! Although I do have a few Rhino’s and a 1200 weatherbeeta which are also very good

 

[TPO]

Not sure of the denier but neurotic TB had a 3yr old Bridleway lightweight. It's a buckle fastening at the chest and its held up well despite all the "playing" in the field that goes on

 

[Shavings]

I always say it but I'm going to say it again, can't go wrong with a rambo!

mine are ancient and still keeping my horses dry, I never reproof them, just scrub the dirt off the underside and they will last for years.

Rambo! Although I do have a few Rhino’s and a 1200 weatherbeeta which are also very good

Ok message hear loud and clear, now were o you all recommend buying rambos from? our local tack shop has closed down so its online only!

 

[milliepops]

I'm tight so I get mine second hand off ebay

 

[HappyHollyDays]

I have Rhinos which I love but if money were no object I would have Rambos. Try EBay, FB marketplace and Hope Valley, they sometimes have them on sale.

 

[ILuvCowparsely]

so chance lived all of last winter fully clipped in a no fill rug, and trust me when i say he was warm (we watched carefully!)

so his no fill form last year has given up it was a weatherbeeta and brought in October but sadly by the end of February all the binding came off and is just falling to pieces

i need a new no fill but i want a good denier since he lives in it! so no 600's please

i dont want suringle buckets (twist style) on the front

i have tried ruggles, weatherbeeta and even shire but none of fitting the bill for one reason or another

any suggestions?

ps ideally dont want black!!!

I like Gallop rugs
affordable, good fit
lightweight on horses back
coloured coded within the rug weights

 

[Antw23uk]

You can’t beat the Rambos in my opinion. I have various of these in current use in various sizes going back in age to about 15yo.
The sure fit front closure is excellent - very secure and holds the rug in position well.

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Ahh yes the turned out horse in eventing boots pic, gotta love the marketing pics, lol!

 

[CanteringCarrot]

I also vote Rambo. Every time I go for something else, I regret it ?

Plus, you can also use the liners. So you can get a 0g Rambo but make or a 100g, 200g, or 300g as needed.

I bought an all-in-one and a Wug used and they're still going strong.

 

[poiuytrewq]

I'm tight so I get mine second hand off ebay

This! I’ve had some new but it is very painful!
Facebook is good. I regularly type Rambo into marketplace just to see what’s about. There is also a few pages specifically for better make rugs which are worth keeping an eye on.

 

[taraj]

Depends which style of weatherbeeta, the budget range or the 1200d? The later last longer and are a much better rug I find (Cornish saddlery have a very good offer on a 1200 lightweight atm)

 

[Fuzzycat]

Have a look at swish

 

[asmp]

I was thrilled to get a Rhino wug no fill for £30 on eBay the other day and it’s in great condition