Amigo Ionic Therapy Quarter Horse Stable Blanket - 210D, 50g Lightweight, Far Infrared Recovery Rug

Amigo® Ionic Therapy Quarter Horse Stable Blanket - 50g

Specifically designed with the wider, muscular builds of quarter horses and stock breeds in mind, the Amigo® Ionic Therapy Quarter Horse Stable Blanket (50g) offers targeted support for horses on stall rest or spending extended time in the stable. This lightweight stable blanket uses advanced far infrared (Ionic) technology to promote circulation, boost comfort, and aid recovery.

Its durable 210D polyester diamond ripstop outer features a reinforced weave for long-lasting wear. Inside, a special ceramic liner absorbs your horse's body heat and reflects it back as gentle far infrared rays. These rays help stimulate blood flow, reduce inflammation, and prevent stiffness - supporting muscle health and enhancing coat condition over time.

The blanket's secure fit is ensured by a closed front and two crossed surcingles, while front leg arches provide freedom of movement. Compatible with liners, it can be layered for added warmth if needed.

Benefits:

• Far infrared technology: Increases circulation and promotes muscle recovery through gentle radiant heat.
• Designed for stocky builds: Generous quarter horse fit for comfort and ease of movement.
• Durable construction: 210D polyester diamond ripstop with reinforced weave for longevity.
• Secure and comfortable fit: Closed front, two crossed surcingles, and front leg arches.
• Coat & muscle health: Ceramic liner stimulates blood flow to reduce inflammation and stiffness.
• Layer-friendly: Compatible with liners for additional warmth.

Features:

• Far infrared Ionic Therapy ceramic liner
• 210D polyester diamond ripstop outer
• 50g lightweight fill
• Closed front closure
• Two crossed surcingles
• Front leg arches
• Liner compatible

Ideal for: Quarter horses and stock breeds needing a lightweight, therapeutic stable blanket to support recovery, circulation, and comfort during stall rest or extended indoor periods.

Need to know how to measure your horse for a blanket? Check out the video below.