Horse Blankets and Turnout Sheets Guide

A turnout sheet is usually made for light coverage in rain, wind, or mild weather and often has little to no fill. A horse turnout blanket adds insulation for colder conditions. If you are mainly shopping for wet or breezy days, start with our turnout sheets for rain and wind.

That depends on temperature, wind, moisture, coat length, body condition, and whether your horse is clipped or living outside full time. For help comparing light, medium, and heavy fill, check our horse blanket weight guide.

A blanket should sit smoothly across the chest and shoulders without rubbing, shifting, or pulling tight, and it should cover from the center of the chest to around the tail. If you need help measuring, visit our horse blanket sizing guide.

A neck cover or combo neck can make sense when your horse needs more protection from rain, wind, or cold across the neck and withers. If you want to compare those styles, see our neck covers and combo neck blankets.

If you need help with measurements, head to our horse blanket sizing guide. If you are trying to figure out warmth levels, read the horse blanket weight guide. For wet-weather coverage, take a look at our turnout sheet guide or our waterproof turnout blanket guide.