Not waterproof out in moderate rain. Runs a little on the small side.

The tail strap attachment ripped off within 3 weeks of first use. One minute it was fine, the horse had a perfectly normal roll, and then it was dangling. Horseware blankets have been my go-to since the 1990s, and I have some that are 10+ years old and still useable. In the past few years I’ve heard of a lot of quality issues though (mostly waterproofing but also weird sizing). Unfortunately I’m thinking I will have to try some different brands going forward. It’s unacceptable to have such weak stitching on a horse product that it fails almost immediately with normal use.

Light color option for southern or sunny climates - Yay! On the rare occasions when our turned-out horses need sheets or blankets, we hasten to remove them round dawn because, if the sun breaks through the clouds, darker-colored turnouts rapidly become HOT. Seeking more light-colored fabrics for the sourthern tier, and this is one of a few. The only downside is 1) buckles while wearing gloves or 2) taking the time to accustom your horses to donning and doffing the rug with the chest buckles closed (like a close-front turnout rug)

I purchased this medium for the winter season. However, after just one week of being on my horse, it has already torn. I wouldn't recommend it due to the poor quality of the fabric.