Amigo Bravo 12 Wug Light Turnout 0g - Exclusive Color

Name: Amigo Bravo 12 Wug Light Turnout 0g - Exclusive Color
Brand: Amigo
SKU: 203907
Price: 175.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (2 reviews)

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The Amigo Bravo 12 Wug Light Weight in exclusive colors is a high neck rain sheet designed to provide greater coverage for better protection in wet or windy weather. The wug is a long time favorite among seasoned horse owners and now the Amigo Wug has been updated with rear leg arches and a third belly surcingle so it fits even more like the Rambo Wug but at a more budget friendly price.

1200D Waterproof and breathable shell
Smooth polyester lining
0g of insulation, just a lightweight sheet
High neck design provides greater coverage to prevent wind and water entering at the neck
Patented V-Front closure
Leg Arches - allow the blanket to wrap around the body without restricting the shoulders
Three low cross surcingles
Tail cord
Reflective strips

Not compatible with the Horseware Liner System or Neck rugs.

Specifications

SKU	203907
MPN	AARW31
Brand	Amigo

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Blanket Care

Follow these easy steps to safely clean, waterproof and store your blankets for next year.

Step 1: If your blanket is caked with mud or really dirty, gently hose blanket off before washing.

Step 2: If your blanket has a lot of horse hair stuck in lining, you may want to vacuum as much hair as possible out (this is why we prefer smooth nylon lined blankets!)

Step 3: Wash in a FRONT Loader washing machine (do NOT use an agitator style washing machine - the agitator damages the fabric and can permanently ruin the fiber fill insulation).

Use cold water
Use the bulky item cycle if your machine has it
Use the low spin speed cycle
Use a detergent specially made to maintain waterproofing - we use and recommend Rambo Blanket Wash

Step 4: Hang your blankets on a fence to dry (do NOT put in dryer as it will ruin waterproofing and can damage the fabric).

Do NOT Use Agitator Style Washer

Agitators can damage the outer shell of your blanket and compromise the fiber fill distribution. Blanket manufacturers will not honor warranty claims if blanket is washed in an agitator style machine.

Use a Front Loading Machine

If your front loading machine has a bulky cycle, use it. We recommend cold water and a low spin speed.

Hang Blankets on Fence to Dry

Do NOT put your turnout blankets in a dryer. The heat ruins the waterproofing and can damage the outer shell.

Step 5: Once your blankets are clean and dry, now is a good time to see if they are still waterproof. Take a cup of water, and pour over blanket. Water should bead up and roll off, if not, it is time to re-waterproof.

Check for waterproofness and re-waterproof if necessary

Failed Waterproofing Test

Test your turnout blanket waterproofing

Passed Waterproofing Test

We treated this old turnout with Dry Guys Waterproofing.

Step 6 (Optional): Re-waterproof your turnouts. Trust us, do it now, so when it is 35 degrees and pouring next Fall and you need your blanket waterproof, you will be glad you didn't procrastinate! We like Fiebings Water Protector Spray Spray (also comes in a concentrate). Spray your blanket evenly with the Fiebings. Let it dry and do a second coat. One regular bottle does 2 blankets well.

Step 7 (Optional): If your blanket has any nicks or tears, you can repair them easily using Rambo Stormsure and Rambo Rug Repair Kit. You can also replace leg straps and tail cords if they are worn.

Step 8: Store safely for next year. If you have the original blanket bag, you can use it or we also like using the Space Bags. If using a Space Bag, you may want to put the content details on an paper insert (easier to read then writing on bag). Be sure to store in a rodent free area - it would be a big bummer to find a hole chewed in your carefully cleaned and stored blanket!

Trust us, next winter pulling your fresh, clean, waterproof blanket out of its storage bag will be ALMOST as rewarding as buying a new one!

Blankets Ready to Be Stored for Next Year