Amigo

Amigo Neck Cover and Neck Piece

Amigo neck covers (neck covers) are separate neck pieces that you can easily attach to your Amigo turnout blanket. They provide extra warmth and protection against wind, cold, and moisture. At Dochorse, you will find Amigo neck covers in various thicknesses (0 g, 150 g, 250 g) and strong outer fabrics such as 1200D, with sizes ranging from standard to XL. Perfect for adapting your blanket to the weather conditions without replacing the entire blanket.

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Amigo neck covers for horse blankets: full neck protection.

What is an Amigo neck cover?

An Amigo neck cover (neck cover / hood) is a separate piece that attaches to an Amigo turnout blanket to provide better protection for the neck, wither, and mane. There are models without filling (0 g) and with filling (e.g., 150 g, 250 g), depending on the level of insulation you need. For example: the Amigo Bravo 12 Neck Cover 250 g offers extra warmth in cold conditions. 

Why use a neck cover?

  • Extra ability to block wind and cold: especially during fluctuating temperatures.
  • Increased warmth without a new blanket: you use your regular blanket, and when it gets colder, you attach the neck cover. This saves costs and makes your equipment more flexible.
  • Protection of sensitive areas: the neck and mane are often less protected, and a lot of heat can be lost from these areas without a neck cover.

Key features of good Amigo neck covers

  • Strong outer fabric: Amigo neck covers often have outer fabrics of 600D or 1200D polyester, which are sturdy and resistant to wear and tear. For example, the Amigo Bravo 12 1200D hood. 
  • Filling: choice from 0 g (unlined) to 150-250 g for colder conditions.
  • Attachment systems: With Velcro so the neck cover stays securely attached to the blanket.
  • Fit and sizing: also available in XL for broad horses, ensuring the neck cover fits well without chafing.

Who are Amigo neck covers suitable for?

  • For horses that already have an Amigo turnout blanket but want extra neck protection.
  • For horses with sensitive necks that are prone to cold. Such as clipped horses.
  • For situations where it gets colder in the evening, allowing you to quickly adapt by attaching or removing the neck cover.

Amigo Neck Cover Size Chart

Amigo Neck Cover Size Chart

Neck Cover Size Blanket Size (Back Length)
S 168
S 175
M 183
M 191
L 198
L 206
XL 213
XL 221
XL 229
 

Advice from our specialists

Unsure which Amigo neck cover fits your blanket or the weather conditions you often ride in? Contact our blanket specialist. We are happy to help you choose the right filling, fit, and brand, so your horse stays comfortable, dry, and protected.

View our full range of neck covers here.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Amigo Neck Covers

  • What is an Amigo neck cover?

    An Amigo neck cover is a separate piece that attaches to an Amigo horse blanket. It offers extra protection for the neck and mane against cold, wind, and rain and can increase the heat insulation of your blanket.

  • Does an Amigo neck cover fit every horse blanket?

    No, an Amigo neck cover is specifically designed for Amigo blankets and other Horseware models with the same attachment points. Always check if your blanket is compatible.

  •  In what thicknesses are Amigo neck covers available?

    Amigo neck covers are available unlined (0 g) and lined, for example with 150 g or 250 g filling. This allows you to tailor the neck cover to the season and your horse's needs.

  • How do I know which size Amigo neck cover to choose?

    The size of the neck cover is linked to your horse's blanket size. Consult the size chart: this way, you can quickly find the correct size based on the back length.

  • Are Amigo neck covers waterproof?

    Yes, most neck covers that come with turnout blankets are waterproof and breathable. This makes them suitable for outdoor use in rainy or windy weather.

  • Can Amigo neck covers damage the mane?

    Amigo neck covers feature a smooth, soft lining that minimizes friction. This greatly reduces the chance of mane loss. However, never put a neck cover on a wet horse, as this can make the inside rough and cause mane breakage.
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