The Nova Scotia outer blanket by EQuest® not only offers your horse excellent protection against the elements, but also guarantees optimum comfort and freedom of movement. Made from robust Denier 600 material, this rug is durable and hard-wearing. Its waterproof outer material is also breathable, ensuring a comfortable climate for your horse, come rain or shine. The extra-long gusset and generous wither area offer your horse unlimited mobility, while concealed front fasteners and internal leg straps ensure that the blanket fits securely and comfortably, preventing rubbing or slipping. And with different weight, size and color options, you can customize the Nova Scotia outer rug to suit your horse's needs and your own style for each season. Choose the perfect blanket to offer your horse optimum protection all year round. The Nova Scotia outer blanket is a flagship product that combines wind resistance, waterproofing and breathability in one high-quality item. Key product features: Tough and Durable: Made from Denier 600 outer material, the Nova Scotia outer cover is exceptionally tough and resistant to the harshest outdoor conditions. Optimal Climate Control: Our waterproof outer material is also breathable, ensuring a pleasant, constant temperature for your horse, whatever the weather conditions. Uncompromising Freedom of Movement: The extra-long gusset and generous withers area guarantee maximum freedom of movement for your horse. Protection and Comfort: Concealed front fasteners are discreetly hidden under a chest plate to prevent chafing or snagging for your horse. Perfect Fit: Stable cross surcingles and internal leg straps ensure a secure, comfortable fit, allowing your horse to feel at ease. Versatile options: Available in different thicknesses: 0g/m², fleece lining or 300 g/m², so you can choose the right blanket for all weather conditions and seasons. Different sizes, from XS (115 cm back length) to XXL (165 cm back length), are available to guarantee a perfect fit. Choose from Mocca or Navy color options.
