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Horsecloths

Riding coats - essential equipment for the horseEquestrianism is not only a passion, but also a discipline that requires the right equipment, both for the rider and the horse. Riding coats, although at first glance they may appear to be just an accessory, play a key role in protecting the horse from a variety of external factors such as cold, rain or wind. For many horses, especially those kept outdoors or in unheated stables, blankets are an essential piece of equipment, providing comfort and protection. In the Sportano shop, you will be able to equip yourself with derrieres from renowned brands such as FERA Equestrian, TORPOL, York or Eskadron.When to use which type of rug? In the world of horse riding, choosing the right rug for your horse is not only a question of aesthetics, but above all functionality and safety. We choose a blanket depending on a number of factors: the weather, the temperature, the conditions in which the horse is kept, as well as its individual needs. For horses kept outdoors, the most important criterion is protection from the weather. Raincoats are a real shield for horses in the pasture on rainy days. Made from waterproof materials, they remain breathable at the same time, minimising the risk of the animal overheating. These rugs are ideal for regions with frequent rainfall but moderate temperatures. On the other hand, when the temperature drops, it is worth considering insulated coats. Their key feature is thermal insulation, which protects the horse from the cold. The thickness of the filling can vary, allowing you to adapt the blanket to the current weather conditions. On extremely cold days, these coats are essential for horses standing outside. Summer, on the other hand, is the time for summer derrieres. Although they do not necessarily protect against frost or rain, they play an important role in protecting against the sun and insects. Light, breathable and often equipped with UV protection, they keep horses comfortable on the hottest days. After intensive training, it is worth providing your horse with a fleece blanket. Its main task is to speed up the horse's drying process by absorbing excess moisture. This is extremely important, especially on cold days when a wet horse's body is prone to cooling quickly.Materials and technology: what lies beneath the surface of the blanket? In the world of equestrianism, the blanket has become not only a means of protection for the horse, but also a symbol of innovation in the field of materials and technology. Thoughtful combinations of raw materials and modern production methods not only make the derby more functional, but also more durable and comfortable for the horse. To begin with, it is worth looking at the main materials used in the production of the derriere. Many manufacturers choose to use polyester because of its strength, lightness and resistance to the elements. Polyester derrieres have excellent water resistance while allowing the horse's skin to breathe, which is key to its comfort. No less important is the technology used to manufacture the fabrics. Advanced weaving methods, such as ripstop weaving, significantly increase the material's resistance to tears and mechanical damage. This makes the derrieres more resistant to external factors such as tree branches or contact with other horses. However, what really sets modern derrieres apart is the use of innovative coatings and technologies. For example, nanoporous membranes are a revolution in waterproofness and breathability. These ultra-thin coatings are made up of millions of microscopic pores that block water, but still allow air to circulate. This means horses stay dry, even in the wettest conditions, while not experiencing the discomfort of excessive heat. Microfibration is another technology that has found its way into the manufacture of rugs. In a nutshell, it involves creating a fabric with microscopic fibres that have the ability to absorb and wick away moisture quickly. As a result, horses dry faster after intense exercise, which is crucial for their health, especially in the colder months. Behind each derby is a complex combination of materials and technologies that are the result of years of research and refinement. When choosing a blanket for your horse, it is worth paying attention not only to its appearance, but above all to what lies beneath its surface. In this way we can provide our horses with the best protection and comfort in all conditions.Derrieres and horse comfort and health: why is the right choice so important? The right coat is not only about your horse's comfort, but above all about your horse's health and safety. Any error in selection can lead to a range of problems, from minor skin abrasions to serious illnesses. The horse is a creature adapted to life in the wild and its body is able to cope with many challenges. However, modern housing conditions for horses often differ from their natural environment. An inadequate rug can lead to overheating, which in turn can result in excessive sweating. In colder conditions, this leads to a risk of catching a cold as the horse's wet body rapidly loses heat. On the other hand, a too-lightweight rug on cold days may not provide adequate protection against the cold, which in turn can lead to hypothermia. Horses, especially older ones, are then at risk of various illnesses. In addition, an ill-fitting blanket can cause abrasions and skin irritation. If it is too tight or ill-fitting, it can cause pressure in certain areas, leading to painful abrasions. The correct choice of coat therefore has a direct impact on the wellbeing and health of the horse. This is why it is so important to observe your horse, know his needs and adapt the equipment to the prevailing conditions and the animal's individual predispositions. When choosing a blanket, it is worth considering not only the price or appearance, but above all its functionality and workmanship. A good quality blanket is an investment in the health and comfort of our horse for years.
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