Premier Equine Full Neck Turnout Rugs

Premier Equine Turnout Rugs

Full Neck Turnout Rugs

No fill to heavyweight, standard and full neck — turnout rugs that stand up to British fields.

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Premier Equine full neck turnout rugs cover the neck and shoulders as well as the body, so rain and wind cannot creep in around the wither — the main way clipped and fine-coated horses lose warmth in a British winter. This collection holds 34 Premier Equine turnout rugs, from no-fill 0g rain sheets up to 450g heavyweights, with in-stock prices starting at £142.00 for the Stratus 600D Series 0g.

In a hurry? Three quick picks:

Wet but mild: Premier Equine Stratus 600D Series 0g Turnout Rug with Classic Neck Cover — £142.00
Most of UK autumn and winter: Premier Equine Buster Storm 200g Combo Turnout Rug with Classic Neck — £182.70
Deep winter or a fully clipped horse: Premier Equine Titan Storm 450g Combo Turnout Rug with Snug-Fit Neck — £214.20

Which fill weight does your horse need?

Fill weight (the number of grams in the name) is the single biggest choice. As a rule of thumb: the more coat your horse keeps and the more shelter they have, the less fill they need.

Fill weight	Best for	In-stock example	Price
0g (no fill)	Rain protection without warmth; mild, wet days	Stratus 600D 0g · Akoni 0g	£142.00 · £142.20
40g–100g lightweight	Chilly spring and autumn nights, unclipped horses	Buster 40g · Buster Storm 100g Combo	£172.80 · £178.20
150g–250g mediumweight	Typical UK winter days, trace or blanket clips	Buster Storm 200g Combo · Buster 200g	£182.70 · £187.20
300g–450g heavyweight	Hard frosts, full clips, horses that feel the cold	Titan 300g · Titan Storm 450g Combo	£216.00 · £214.20

Why choose a full neck turnout rug?

A neck cover keeps the mane and crest dry, stops mud caking up the neck, and holds warmth over the shoulder — exactly where a clip takes the coat off. If your horse tends to overheat with a full neck, this collection also includes a small group of Premier Equine Buster Hardy half neck turnout rugs (from £142.20 for the 0g up to £173.70 for the 400g) so you can step down the coverage without changing brand or fit.

What is the difference between the Buster, Titan and Stratus ranges?

Buster — the core everyday range, from the 40g (£172.80) up to the 420g (£200.70), each with a separate neck cover.
Buster Storm — combo rugs with the neck built in, from the 90g (£173.70) to the 420g (£196.20). One less strap to fasten and no gap at the wither.
Titan — Premier Equine's toughest turnout, suited to horses that are hard on rugs, from the 40g (£196.20) to the 450g (£223.20). The Titan Storm combos (200g £205.20, 450g £214.20) add the built-in neck.
Stratus 600D — the value line in a lighter 600D outer, 0g to 200g (£142.00–£154.00), in sizes from 5ft 0 up to 7ft 3.
Akoni and Buster Zero — no-fill full neck rain sheets at £142.20 and £162.00 respectively, for wet weather with no added warmth.

Classic neck or Snug-Fit neck?

Classic neck covers are cut roomier and are easy to take on and off. Snug-Fit necks follow the contour of the neck more closely to cut down drafts and rubbing. Combo (Storm) rugs have the neck permanently attached, which many owners prefer for horses turned out in all weathers.

How do you size a Premier Equine turnout rug?

Measure from the centre of the chest, along the side of the body, to the point of the buttock — that measurement in feet and inches is the rug size. Sizes in this collection run from 5ft 0 up to 7ft 3 depending on the style. If your horse is between sizes or you are unsure, get in touch and our team will help.

Frequently asked questions

What weight turnout rug does my horse need?

It depends on clip, coat and shelter. A 0g rain sheet suits mild wet days, 40g–100g suits cool nights on an unclipped horse, 150g–250g covers most UK winter days, and 300g–450g is for hard frosts or fully clipped horses. If your horse is unclipped and a good doer, err on the lighter side — horses cope with cold better than with overheating.

What is the difference between a combo rug and a detachable neck cover?

A combo rug (the Storm ranges here) has the neck permanently attached, so there is no gap at the wither and nothing extra to fasten. A detachable neck cover (the standard Buster, Titan and Stratus rugs) gives you flexibility — neck on in driving rain, neck off on drier days.

Are Premier Equine turnout rugs waterproof?

Yes — every rug in this collection is a turnout rug with a waterproof, breathable outer designed for horses living out in British weather. Like all turnout rugs, the water repellency benefits from re-proofing after washing to keep beading at its best.

How do I measure my horse for a turnout rug?

Stand your horse square and measure from the centre of the chest, along the side, to the point of the buttock. That length in feet and inches is the rug size — sizes here run from 5ft 0 to 7ft 3 depending on the style. If the tape lands between sizes, get in touch and our team will help you choose.

Which rug is best for a clipped horse in winter?

A fully clipped horse living out usually needs a 300g–450g full neck rug in the coldest months — the Titan 450g (£223.20) or Titan Storm 450g Combo (£214.20) are the warmest in this collection. A trace or blanket clip is often comfortable in a 200g such as the Buster Storm 200g Combo (£182.70).

How should I care for a turnout rug?

Brush dried mud off regularly, check straps and stitching, and follow the wash label — most owners use a professional rug wash at the end of the season, then re-proof before storing. A well cared-for turnout rug lasts many winters.

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Last reviewed 2026-07-19 by the Just Horse Riders team.