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Understanding how a poly-fill lining works can go a long way to insuring your horses comfort this winter. The lining works much like your roofing insulation - it traps heat in the air pockets in the poly fill lining and slows down the radiant heat out of the rug and away from the horse.
We use 300grams of polyfill in our "Alpine' range of rugs. 300gr is ideal for Australian Winters in all but the far north. . You will see some manufactures produce a 200gr or less version. This is more for marketing, than actual benefit to your horse. Anything less than 250grams of filling simply doesn't have enough body to provide a sufficient insulation effect. Our research shows, that its not until you get over 250grams+, that you start to get enough body to make a difference. The other downside with a 250gr or less of filling - is that the poly fill does flatten down - and after a few months you will be holding your rug in your hands and be contemplating buying another one. A 300gram rug should last you many seasons. |
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Jenny Thursday, April 19, 2012 Hi - Correct you need 300gram of polyfill in your horse rugs, which is better for the horse to radiate heat around it's body. |

| very impressed with the caribu rainsheet combos i have bought,they are very strong,quality fittings,recently had very heavy rain and my horses remained dry the whole time,also very good fit.also bought polycotton ripstop combos as well strong material,great fit,excellent quality.placed the order on tuesday had my horses were wearing them thursday,very happy with my purchases and will be buying more rugs in the future. |
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