Original: $77.15
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$23.14The Story
The Horseware Ireland Amigo Diamond 200g Insulator stable rug has been meticulously designed to provide optimal comfort and protection.
Crafted with a robust 210D Polyester Diamond Ripstop material, the outer layer showcases a reinforced Ripstop weave in an elegant diamond pattern, ensuring exceptional durability. The inner layer features a plush microfibre lining, enhanced with 200g of fibrefill for the ideal level of loft and heat retention to keep your horse comfortable in colder weather. The classic cut design with a straight front closure, complemented by two cross surcingles and a tail strap offers a secure fit and prevents any unwarranted slipping.
To enhance its adaptability, this stable rug features liner loops, allowing you to effortlessly incorporate a Horseware® liner based on changing weather conditions. With a lining designed to enhance shine and promote a glossy coat, the Amigo® Diamond Insulator not only prioritses comfort but also ensures your horse looks his best.
Description
The Horseware Ireland Amigo Diamond 200g Insulator stable rug has been meticulously designed to provide optimal comfort and protection.
Crafted with a robust 210D Polyester Diamond Ripstop material, the outer layer showcases a reinforced Ripstop weave in an elegant diamond pattern, ensuring exceptional durability. The inner layer features a plush microfibre lining, enhanced with 200g of fibrefill for the ideal level of loft and heat retention to keep your horse comfortable in colder weather. The classic cut design with a straight front closure, complemented by two cross surcingles and a tail strap offers a secure fit and prevents any unwarranted slipping.
To enhance its adaptability, this stable rug features liner loops, allowing you to effortlessly incorporate a Horseware® liner based on changing weather conditions. With a lining designed to enhance shine and promote a glossy coat, the Amigo® Diamond Insulator not only prioritses comfort but also ensures your horse looks his best.
