Premier Equine 50g Horse Rug Liner - Black

The 50g liner is designed to add a light layer of warmth and breathability, ideal for mild to cool conditions or as an extra layer under a heavier rug when needed. It offers minimal insulation.

No, this liner is specifically compatible with Premier Equine turnout and stable rugs that have a detachable neck cover. It is not compatible with the Lucanta range.

It is recommended to machine wash at 30°C on a gentle cycle using a non-bio detergent. Rinse thoroughly and air dry. Avoid fabric softeners and tumble drying.

The 50g filling is very light, focusing on breathability. However, individual horse needs vary. Monitor your horse for signs of overheating and adjust accordingly, or consider a liner with higher insulation if needed for colder weather.

Thermo-bonded filling means the synthetic fibers are bonded together using heat, which creates a more stable and evenly distributed layer of insulation that is less likely to shift or clump over time.

This liner is not designed to be waterproof. It is intended to be used as an insulating layer *inside* a waterproof turnout rug.

The liner attaches using double front fastenings, two Velcro straps at the wither, and two clips at the back, ensuring a secure fit within compatible Premier Equine rugs.

Ensure all Velcro straps at the wither and the rear clips are securely fastened to the corresponding points on the outer rug. Check that the outer rug is the correct size for your horse.

This liner provides minimal insulation. If your horse is getting too warm, consider using it only on the coolest days or in milder conditions. For colder weather, a liner with a higher grammage may be more appropriate.

Confirm that the outer rug is compatible with the liner (i.e., it has a detachable neck cover and is not from the Lucanta range). Ensure the attachment points on both the liner and the rug are clean and free of debris.

While the liner is designed to be anti-static, environmental factors can sometimes contribute. Ensure the liner is clean and dry. If the issue persists, a horse-specific anti-static spray might be considered, but typically the anti-static properties of the fabric should manage this.