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Velder Horsewear rugs

Looking for a horse rug for turnout, the stable or after riding? Here you can shop Velder Horsewear rugs in multiple types and materials, from turnout rugs and winter rugs to liners, coolers and fly rugs. Velder Horsewear offers two distinct ranges: the Essentials range (practical & reliable) and the Premium range (superior materials and refined finishing).

Which Velder Horsewear rug suits your horse?

What suits best depends mainly on where your horse is kept, the weather, whether you clip and how quickly your horse gets warm or cold. Use the guide below to choose the right rug for your horse.

Turnout rugs: waterproof & breathable

A Velder Horsewear turnout rug is made for outdoor use: protection against rain and wind, with enough breathability to prevent your horse from getting clammy. Always look at the combination of waterproofing and breathability. In the Velder Horsewear range you'll find specifications such as 3000mm / 3000mvp (waterproof/breathable) on a 0g turnout. If your horse spends a lot of time outdoors, this is often a great base rug that you can build on with liners.

Winter rugs: choosing fill weight in grams

A Velder Horsewear winter rug is a turnout rug with fill. Choose the gram weight primarily based on temperature, wind/rain, clipping and housing. Too warm is just as uncomfortable for a horse as too cold: an overly thick rug can cause rubbing, sweating and skin irritation.

Stable rugs: comfortable and warm, not designed for rain

A Velder Horsewear stable rug is intended for indoor use. The fabric is often soft and is handy during rest periods in the stable. Do not use a stable rug as a 'rain solution' in the field: without a waterproof outer layer, moisture absorbs into the fabric and your horse may actually cool down more quickly.

Liner/under-rug: layering system

A Velder Horsewear liner or under-rug is ideal if you like to stay flexible. On milder days a 0g turnout is sufficient; when the temperature drops, clip a liner underneath. This way you change fewer complete rugs and keep one turnout as a permanent base. Do check that your turnout rug is compatible with attaching a liner.

Coolers and sweat rugs: after exercise, washing or travelling

A Velder Horsewear cooler helps your horse dry off calmly after work, during transport or after washing down. You'll find models in softly brushed polyester jersey (lightweight and moisture wicking) and deluxe fleece with anti-pilling properties (warm and hard-wearing). A cooler does not replace a turnout rug: it is designed for moisture management, not outdoor weather.

Fly rugs: peace in the field

When insect pressure is high, a Velder Horsewear fly rug is a real asset. Think breathable, finely woven mesh that protects against flies and horseflies, with options such as a fly rug with a neck cover for extra coverage. Pay close attention to the fit at thewithers and shoulders so your horse can move freely.

Sizing guide for Velder Horsewear rugs

A good fit prevents slipping, rubbing and pressure on the shoulders. Here is how to measure the correct rug size for your horse:

  • Use a tape measure and measure from the centre of the chest (front) along the side to the point of the buttock.
  • Compare the result with the rug's size guide (some brands use centimetres, others a size code).
  • Between two sizes? Focus on build: for a broad chest/shoulders, a little extra room is often more comfortable.

Common mistakes:

  • Too tight at the chest, causing the rug to pull backwards
  • Too long, causing it to hang crooked
  • Adding a neck cover without checking whether the model is designed for one.

Fill weight explained: quick selection guide

'Grams' refers to the insulating fill. It is not an exact temperature guarantee, but it does give useful guidance when choosing. Treat this as a starting point, then consider your horse (condition, coat, clipping) and the weather (wind/rain).

0g

  • Mild days, wet/windy weather where protection is needed
  • Ideal as a base turnout; add a liner when it gets colder

100g

  • Cool weather, especially for clipped horses or those that lose heat quickly
  • Watch for sweating on sunny days with little wind

200g

  • Colder periods, horses out most of the time, clipped or fine-coated
  • Check shoulders/withers daily for warmth and rub marks

300g

  • Hard frost, sensitive or older horses, or those with little natural coat
  • Consider layering (0g + liner) for more flexibility

Materials & quality: what to look for

Turnout rugs often feature a 'D' value, such as 600D or 1200D. This indicates the robustness of the outer fabric (generally, the higher the number, the stronger the fabric). For outdoor use, these points are also worth considering:

  • Waterproof & breathable: prevents water penetration and the build-up of heat and moisture.
  • Lining: a smooth, coat-enhancing lining can help reduce friction.
  • Fastenings: such as double front closures, surcingles and a tail strap for stability.

Unsure between Essentials and Premium? Go for Essentials if you want a no-nonsense rug for everyday use. Choose Premium if superior materials, appearance and finishing are important to you.

Care & longevity

A little maintenance makes a noticeable difference to how long rugs last. Keep it simple:

  • Brush off regularly and allow to dry to prevent dirt becoming ingrained.
  • Wash according to the care label; for waterproof rugs use a suitable detergent (no standard fabric softener).
  • Re-proof when water no longer beads on the outer fabric.
  • Check seams and fastenings in good time; small repairs often prevent bigger damage.

In short: choose your Velder Horsewear rug based on use (turnout, stable, post-exercise), fit and fill weight. With a good base turnout and a smart liner system, you can adapt easily throughout the season while your horse stays comfortable and protected.

Buy Velder Horsewear at Agradi

At Agradi you'll find an extensive range of Velder Horsewear products, from rugs and fly masks to travel boots. Delivered quickly, easy to order and always at a fair price. Browse the full range and discover what Velder Horsewear can do for you and your horse.

Frequently asked questions

How do I know whether to choose 0g or a filled rug?

Start by looking at housing and whether your horse is clipped. If your horse spends a lot of time outdoors and it is wet or windy but not yet truly cold, 0g is often the logical choice. If the temperature drops or your horse is clipped, 100–300g (or a liner) is usually more comfortable.

What does denier (600D/1200D) mean on a Velder Horsewear rug?

Denier is an indication of the strength of the outer fabric. If your horse tends to play rough or rub, a higher denier value can give extra confidence in durability.

When should I choose a neck cover or a rug with an integrated neck?

In high winds, heavy rain or when there is a lot of insect activity around the neck and shoulders, extra coverage can be welcome. Always check that the neck cover is designed to fit your turnout model.

My rug is rubbing at the shoulder – what can I do?

First check the size and the chest opening: if it is too tight, the rug pulls backwards. Also look at how it sits at the withers. A smooth lining can help with friction, but the fit itself remains the most important factor.

Can I use a cooler outdoors?

No, a cooler is designed to wick moisture away (after exercise, travelling or washing down). For outdoor use you need a waterproof, breathable turnout rug.

How often should I re-proof a waterproof rug?

As soon as water no longer beads on the fabric and the outer layer visibly 'wets out', it is time to clean and re-proof. How quickly this is needed depends on use and how frequently you wash the rug.