Schneider’s adjustafit blankets. Amazing.
I’m also going to chime in about Premier Equine as I just bought my first blanket from them - The Lucanta Stratus 100g turnout. It has padding at the withers, sits a little higher than his regular rambo 100g, and really fits my built up hill guy well. The price was good too, as I got it 20% off. They rotate their 20% off sales…daily I think, so keep an eye out!
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Another vote for Premier. I just purchased a medium and heavy for my 16.2 and growing 4yo and am very happy with the quality.
I am sorry to say from experience that the Bucas is NOT waterproof. Maybe I got a dud, but my brand new blanket soaked through during the first snow of the season. Very unimpressed.
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My Paint gelding is built like his heavily TB ancestors and is narrow in front. Years ago I got him some blankets that were a perfect fit but went out of production. Nothing worked: Weatherbeeta, Pessoa, Smartpak among others. They are cut too large at the neck and shoulders so he would get really wet. I emailed the shop I had ordered from and she recommended the Horze Avalanche which she was using on her own horses. Great choice. They are a high neck but there is a triangular gusset sewn in which keeps it off the withers. The front has a lot of adjustability. The tail flap is humongous. The quality is excellent. He has a complete wardrobe: raincoat, medium jacket for regular rotten weather, heavy parka when temps linger around 0 during the day, and a medium hooded expedition overcoat for blizzard conditions.
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