Under rugs without necks?

[Shilasdair]

Can anyone tell me where to get an under rug that's just a standard neck shape...and no more than 200g filling?
Thanks in advance!
And isn't it a beautiful day?!
S

 

[JenHunt]

try masta or horseware, they usually do something suitable. or just use a cheap stable rug!

and yes it is a beautiful day, just very chilly here! snow on the hills, but not enough to stop me getting to work more's the pity!

 

[peanut]

I use the Rambo liners. They come in 100g and 200g. Love them.

 

[CSYMolly]

Horseware ones are lovely.

 

[Dotilas]

Horseware ones are amazing! They are actually the best rugs I have ever owned!

 

[hadfos]

I loved the rambo underquilt,dosnt fair very well under a turnout though!!

Very reasonable price too!!

 

[miller]

I've got a Holmestead one that's brilliant and a Weatherbeeta one that's ancient and ripped.

 

[Solstar]

i have holmestead one thats very good.

 

[AlexThe Arab]

Been very pleased with my Mark Todd, never slips or rubs.

 

[Shilasdair]

Well...thanks everyone...I was getting keen on the Rambo idea...but it was for under a turnout...and Hadfos put me off

So I'll try Mark Todd and Holmestead (never heard of them before) and see if anything meets her hooved ladyship's requirements.
Hope you all have a groovey weekend
S

 

[Weezy]

Mark Todd - best rugs IMHO.

 

[Jemima44]

Fal do 200g turnout under rugs with no neck. They have a waterproof belly pad. Have just bought one so am not sure about its performance but I have been assured that they have not had problems reported with them.

 

[merlinsquest]

Dont be put off the rambo ones, I'm not sure the other poster meant the one that is designed to go under the rambo duo..... that one is soooooo light and shiney smooth.. it keeps merlins coat like a mirror.


You clip them onto the leg strap/fillet string rings at the back of the rug, but they need somewhere to attach to at the front or I suppose they could slip a little.