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0 Gram Turnout Rugs for Your Horse
Looking for a 0-gram turnout rug for your horse? At DocHorse, you'll find an extensive range of 0-gram turnout rugs from top brands like Rambo, Bucas, Horseware, and Kentucky. These rugs are waterproof, breathable, and protect your horse from rain and wind without adding extra warmth. Ideal for mild temperatures or as an outer layer combined with a liner.
Advice from a Specialist
Would you like advice on the best fit and material choice? Our specialists are ready to help you choose the perfect 0-gram turnout rug for your horse!
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0-Gram Turnout Rugs – Optimal Rain Protection
At Dochorse, you'll find an extensive range of 0-gram turnout rugs from top brands like Rambo, Bucas, Horseware, and Kentucky. These rugs offer excellent protection against rain and wind without added warmth, ideal for mild temperatures or as an outer layer combined with a liner.
0-Gram Turnout Rug – Waterproof and Breathable
A 0-gram turnout rug is perfect for horses that don't need a heavy rug but require protection from rain and wind. These rugs are waterproof, breathable, and ensure your horse stays dry without overheating.
Rambo Original Lite 0gr – Ultimate Strength and Durability
The Rambo Original Lite 0gr from Horseware Ireland is one of the strongest turnout rugs on the market. Made from 1000D ballistic nylon, this rug offers maximum protection and durability. Thanks to the V-Front closure, your horse has more freedom of movement, while the leg arches ensure an optimal fit.
Bucas Sun Shower 0gr – Lightweight and Sun Reflective
The Bucas Sun Shower 0gr is the perfect choice for changeable weather. This model features a special silver coating that reflects the sun and prevents overheating. The Stay-Dry lining ensures your horse stays dry, even if they go under the rug while wet.
Amigo Bravo 12 0gr – Affordable Quality
The Amigo Bravo 12 0gr combines strong 1200D ripstop polyester with an excellent fit. This model is waterproof and breathable and has detachable neck options, allowing you to adapt it to the weather conditions.
Kentucky Turnout Rug 0gr – Soft and Luxurious Protection
The Kentucky Turnout Rug 0gr is designed for horses with sensitive skin. The soft inner lining prevents rubs and offers ultimate comfort. With a strong 600D ripstop outer shell and a stylish appearance, this rug is perfect for daily use.
Advice from a Specialist
At Dochorse, we are happy to help you choose the right 0-gram turnout rug for your horse. Whether you need advice on size, fit, or material, our specialists are ready to assist you.
What does "0 gram" mean for a turnout rug?
A turnout rug with 0 grams has no insulating filling and is solely designed to protect your horse from rain and wind.For which situations is a 0-gram turnout rug suitable?
These rugs are ideal for use in mild temperatures, during rainy days when no extra warmth is needed, or for horses that naturally tend to get warm quickly.What types of 0-gram turnout rugs are there?
Some examples include:
- Rhino Turnout Rug (0 gram) – made of very durable 1000D polypropylene, featuring Horseware Leg Arches™, Liner System, and with a 3-year waterproof guarantee.
- QHP Luxury Turnout Rug (0 gram) – similar, without a fleece lining, but with 600D ripstop fabric.
- Kentucky Turnout Rug (0 gram) – breathable, resistant to all weather conditions, with a 600D ripstop outer fabric.
- Amigo Bravo Turnout Rug (0 gram) – classic model, suitable for combination with liners for extra warmth.
Can I add layers to a 0-gram turnout rug for colder days?
Yes, this is possible with several models, such as the Amigo Bravo. These are compatible with the Horseware Liner System, allowing you to easily add extra layers for warmth during colder temperatures.Why choose a 0-gram rug instead of a padded turnout rug?
A 0-gram rug is lightweight, breathable, and prevents overheating. They are suitable for mild, wet conditions without making your horse too warm. This offers flexibility to adapt, especially if a liner system is available.How do I choose the correct size?
Measure your horse's back length: from the middle of the chest, along the shoulder, to the base of the tail. Choose a size that is not too tight and stays in place during movement.