rug weights

Same as redders, 300+.
Just thinking though...I have a m/w (200/250?) Amigo that came with the pony. The lining has started to go in a couple of places, and I wondered if it still works to the weight it should be or if long term use has reduced it's warmth? Pony has gone into his 300 PE "duvet" now it's -ve temps.
 
suffolkmare said:
Same as redders, 300+.
Just thinking though...I have a m/w (200/250?) Amigo that came with the pony. The lining has started to go in a couple of places, and I wondered if it still works to the weight it should be or if long term use has reduced it's warmth? Pony has gone into his 300 PE "duvet" now it's -ve temps.
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same as above 2
rugs work the same as duvets, trapping air and heating it etc, so would imagine holes are not good , rugs going really flat over time will also reduce it's insulation qualities
 
I tend to think of anything over 300g as heavyweight with 200g being medium and 100g as lightweight.

Two of mine are in 300g liner with 100g Outer, one is in 200g and two are in 200g liner with 100g outer at the moment
 
Shady said:
same as above 2
rugs work the same as duvets, trapping air and heating it etc, so would imagine holes are not good , rugs going really flat over time will also reduce it's insulation qualities
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Thanks, I thought so. I have another m/w rug, 200g, so question is whether I *need* a new one (sales of course :P )
 
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