Jeffers Solaris 1200 Denier Draft Horse Turnout Blanket, 240g Standard Neck

Jeffers Solaris 1200D Medium Weight Standard Neck Draft Horse Turnout Blanket

Designed specifically for the unique proportions of draft horses and draft crosses, the Jeffers Solaris 1200D Medium Weight Draft Horse Turnout Blanket provides a comfortable fit without simply sizing up a standard horse blanket. Its draft-specific design accommodates broader backs, longer barrels, muscular necks, and broad, upright chests.

The rugged 1200 denier outer shell is waterproof and breathable, while 240g polyfill provides medium-weight warmth for cold-weather turnout. A NEW Contoured Skirt adds extra belly coverage, and generous shoulder gussets help maintain freedom of movement. The adjustable chest buckles provide a customized fit for broader chests, while the snap & dee closures make the blanket easy to put on and take off.

Elastic belly bands and hind leg straps provide a secure, flexible fit while allowing comfortable movement. The elastic construction can also provide additional give if a horse becomes caught. New Reflective strips at the chest and rear improve visibility during low-light conditions, making nighttime checks easier.

Each blanket includes replacement belly bands, hind leg straps, and chest straps for convenient maintenance and long-term use.

Features:

• Draft-specific fit for draft horses and draft crosses
• 1200 denier waterproof, breathable shell
• 240g polyfill insulation
• Adjustable buckles with quick snap-and-dee chest closures
• Removable elastic criss-cross surcingle straps
• Removable elastic hind leg straps
• Generous shoulder gussets
• Contoured skirt with extended belly coverage
• Tail flap
• Reflective chest and rear strips
• Replacement belly, hind leg, and chest straps included

*The importance of elastic surcingle straps is to prevent injury to your horse or blanket if your horse's leg were to get hung in a strap.

The Solaris Draft does not have neck rug attachments.

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