When choosing a horse blanket or sheet, it's important to consider factors such as the material, weight, insulation, and fit. The material should be durable and provide insulation, such as fleece or waterproof nylon. The weight of the blanket should be appropriate for the climate and your horse's activity level. Lastly, ensure that the blanket fits properly and allows for freedom of movement. By considering these factors, you can select the best horse blanket for your horse's needs.
Below is a basic Use Chart when it comes to comparing Back on Track Blankets, Sheets, and Coolers, all providing the health and wellness outcomes delivered by Welltex®.
| Turnout sheets are specially crafted blankets that offer a layer of defense against the elements. They are designed to keep horses warm and dry, providing a barrier against rain, snow, and wind. These blankets are made from durable, waterproof materials that shield your horse from moisture and help maintain their body temperature. Suitable for temperatures generally ranging from approximately 40°F to 60°F. | ||
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Classic Turnout Sheet |
A turnout sheet perfect for rainy days and fluctuating temperatures of spring and fall or mild-winter climates. Layer over our Millie Stable Blanket for colder weather |
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Brianna Turnout Sheet |
A turnout sheet with 50g lining to give it a bit more warmth than the classic. Perfect for rainy days and fluctuating temperatures of spring and fall or mild-winter climates. Layer over our Millie Stable Blanket for colder weather |
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| Stable sheets provide necessary warmth for horses frequently kept indoors, or those that are clipped. Horses in stables lack the freedom to move and generate body heat during colder months. Lightweight stable blankets are also useful for keeping horses clean, making them also suitable for show horses. A stable sheet is generally worn in temperatures ranging from approximately 60°F to 70°F | ||
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Therapeutic Mesh Sheet Item #2118 $199 Size: 60-93 Color: Black, Navy, Burgundy, Green |
A stable blanket for spring and fall changing temperatures or mild-winter climates. Great for heated barns in cold climates. |
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Millie Stable Blanket |
A stable blanket with extra insulation for colder temperatures. Layer under our turnout sheet for extra warmth. Smooth outer material won’t collect stall bedding. |
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| Cooler sheets are designed to wick away moisture and help horses dry after exercise, bathing, or in cooler weather. They provide light insulation and are typically used to prevent a chilled horse from cooling down too quickly. Cooler sheets are suitable for a wide range of temperatures, generally falling between approximately 50°F to 70°F. | ||
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Sienna Mesh Cooler |
A light, airy, sheer cooler lined with Welltex over the back and around the neck and shoulders. |
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Therapeutic Horse Fleece Cooler |
A cozy fleece cooler to wick away moisture from sweat or after bathing. |
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Nights Collection Horse Fleece Cooler |
A cozy fleece cooler to wick away moisture from sweat or after bathing. |
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Haze Collection Show Quilt Cooler |
A quilted cooler for extra warmth to wick away moisture from sweat or after bathing. |
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| A horse exercise sheet, also known as a quarter sheet, is designed to keep a horse's hindquarters warm and dry during exercise, especially in cold or damp weather conditions. It is typically used while riding to provide additional protection to the horse's back and hindquarters. Generally, exercise sheets are most useful in cooler weather, typically when temperatures are between approximately 40°F to 60°F | ||
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Exercise Sheet |
An exercise sheet to fit comfortably under the saddle for cool-weather trail riding. |
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