Rug recommendations for a huge wide neck??

Most of the Fal-Pros are good - my Clydie cross has them! However, not the Chieftan rugs as these are cheaper Chinese made and are not so good.
 
Buy cheaper rugs and a chest expander and you should save a ton of money. The expanders fit well and cost only a few quid.
 
Thanks guys, will order one from the big rug shop, I think - prices are good. Can anyone find me the cheapest price on a light to medium weight rambo xl also (6' 6")?

Fal, weatherbeeta strangle him, will look at the others :)
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An Amigo XL rug (I don't think they do the 'Rambo' version anymore.) I ordered an Amigo XL neck cover in size extra-large and it's huge. The rug fits great too. High recommend, plus it's a tough 1200D and very waterproof too.
 
You guys are correct they don't make the Rambo xl any more, but do it in the Amigo instead. We have a massive id mare and its brill on her, she has the Rambo xl in a heavy and lightweight, (lasted 5 years, still look amazing) and now an Amigo in a medium. Its a good fabric but not as good as the Rambo's. Ours are out 24/7 and have never has rubs.

Horseware, please bring back the Rambo in the xl!! We will pay!!
 
Big horse shop again! I have a v chunky cob and struggle to find rugs big enough to fit her shoulders, the big horse shop one I ordered fits brilliantly! Except the neck which is massive! She's got a chunky neck but obv not chunky enough - going to have to move the velcro. THey are designed for shires/ clydies etc and the woman who owns(?) it is so helpful - asked her loads of questions and she spent 5/10 mins talking me through stuff.
 
Horseware, please bring back the Rambo in the xl!! We will pay!!

Excellent rugs. Great fit and hard wearing.

Fal-Pro are the only rugs that fit Fany, my Ardennes mare,round the chest and neck.
FDC

Do they still make the extra size necks ? I have some with the extra 3'' size and they are lovely.

Big Horse shop.Far too small for my cob and for a Shire mare. Wouldn't refund either. Won't be using them again. Weatherbeeta seem to be more generous in size than them.
 
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