Requisite Combo 600 Medium Turnout - Blue

It refers to a turnout rug with a 'Combo' neck (integrated neck cover), a '600' denier (a measure of fabric strength and durability), and 'Medium' weight fill, suitable for moderate weather conditions.

The rug is designed for general turnout. However, proper fit is crucial for all horses. Consult the Requisite sizing guide to ensure you select the correct size for your horse's build.

Clean the rug as needed, removing excess dirt between washes. A full wash is recommended at least once per season, or more frequently if it becomes heavily soiled or loses its waterproofing.

This is a medium-weight rug, best suited for moderate temperatures. For very cold weather, a rug with higher fill is recommended. For hot weather, a lightweight or no-fill rug is more appropriate.

Please refer to the retailer or Requisite's official website for specific warranty information, as it can vary by region and purchase date.

A correct fit means the rug lies smoothly without pulling at the shoulders or hindquarters, the front closures are snug but not tight, and the belly surcingles are secure without being restrictive. There should be no excess fabric bunching or gaps.

The combo neck provides continuous coverage from the rug to the horse's head, offering enhanced protection against wind, rain, and cold, especially for horses prone to chills or stabled in drafty environments.

Check for tears or damage. Ensure all seams are intact. Re-waterproof the rug using a specialized spray or wash-in treatment if the original coating has worn off. Ensure the rug is correctly fitted; poor fit can cause water to pool.

This rug is rated for medium temperatures. If the horse is too hot, consider a lower denier or lighter weight rug for warmer days. If too cold, a rug with higher fill (e.g., 200g or 300g) might be needed for colder conditions.

Ensure the rug is the correct size and fitted properly. Check that surcingles and chest straps are not too tight. Make sure there are no wrinkles or folds in the lining. Consider using a separate liner or a shoulder guard if rubbing persists.

Ensure the straps are clean and free of debris. If straps are stiff, they may need gentle conditioning. Check for any damage to the buckles or T-bars.