Premier Equine Turnout Rugs
Mediumweight Turnout Rugs
No fill to heavyweight, standard and full neck — turnout rugs that stand up to British fields.
Premier Equine Mediumweight Turnout Rugs
A mediumweight turnout rug is the one you reach for most of the British year — roughly 150g to 250g of fill, enough warmth for cold, wet, windy days without cooking your horse the moment the sun comes out. This collection holds 9 Premier Equine mediumweight turnouts from £160.20, across the Buster and Titan ranges, in sizes 5ft 0 to 7ft 3.
In a hurry?
- Best value here: Premier Equine Buster Hardy 200g Half Neck Turnout Rug — £160.20, the lowest price in this collection.
- Simplest choice: Premier Equine Titan 200g Original Turnout Rug — £178.20, no neck cover, straight standard-neck fit.
- Most warmth: Premier Equine Buster 250g Turnout Rug with Classic Neck Cover — £191.70, the heaviest fill in this collection.
- Full neck coverage: Premier Equine Buster Storm 220g Combo Turnout Rug with Classic Neck — £182.70, integrated combo neck.
- Sizes: every rug here runs 5ft 0 to 7ft 3. Not sure of your size? Get in touch and our team will help.
What counts as a mediumweight turnout rug?
Weight refers to the grams of fill sewn into the rug, not how heavy it feels to carry. Lightweights sit under about 100g and mostly keep rain off. Heavyweights climb past 300g for hard winter nights. Mediumweights land in between — the rugs in this collection run 150g, 200g, 220g and 250g — which is why they cover most of a UK autumn, winter and early spring.
All nine rugs here are Premier Equine. The two families you will see are Buster and Titan, plus the Storm versions, which are the combo-neck builds.
Which Premier Equine mediumweight rug should I buy?
The quickest way to narrow it down is fill weight first, then neck style. Here is every rug in this collection, in stock as reviewed:
| Rug | Fill | Neck style | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Buster Hardy 200g Half Neck Turnout Rug | 200g | Half neck | £160.20 | Extra wither and shoulder cover without a full combo |
| Titan 200g Original Turnout Rug | 200g | Standard neck | £178.20 | Everyday turnout, no neck cover needed |
| Buster 150g Turnout Rug with Classic Neck Cover | 150g | Classic neck cover | £182.70 | Milder days and unclipped horses |
| Buster Storm 200g Combo Turnout Rug with Classic Neck | 200g | Combo, classic neck | £182.70 | Roomier neck fit, full coverage |
| Buster Storm 200g Combo Turnout Rug with Snug-Fit Neck | 200g | Combo, snug-fit neck | £182.70 | Closer neck fit, less movement |
| Buster Storm 220g Combo Turnout Rug with Classic Neck | 220g | Combo, classic neck | £182.70 | A little more warmth with full neck cover |
| Buster 250g Turnout Rug with Classic Neck Cover | 250g | Classic neck cover | £191.70 | The coldest end of mediumweight |
| Titan Storm 200g Combo Turnout Rug with Snug-Fit Neck | 200g | Combo, snug-fit neck | £205.20 | Titan build with an integrated neck |
| Titan 200g Turnout Rug with Snug-Fit Neck Cover | 200g | Snug-fit neck cover | £210.60 | Titan build with a separate neck cover |
Combo neck, neck cover or half neck — what is the difference?
Combo means the neck is built into the rug as one piece, so there is no gap to fuss with. A neck cover is a matched neck piece that works with the rug, which suits horses that only need the extra cover in the worst weather. A half neck extends over the wither and shoulder without running the full length of the neck — a middle ground if your horse dislikes a full combo.
Classic neck or snug-fit neck?
Both appear in this collection. Classic is the roomier cut and tends to suit horses with a chunkier or more upright neck. Snug-fit sits closer to the neck, which reduces movement and rubbing on finer-necked horses. Neither is better — it is a shape question, and if you are unsure, get in touch and our team will help.
What temperature is a mediumweight rug for?
There is no single answer, because it depends on your horse rather than the thermometer alone. A clipped, older or fine-coated horse feels the cold sooner and often wants a mediumweight when a hairy native is perfectly happy without one. As a rough guide, a 150g rug suits cool, damp days; 200g to 250g suits properly cold, wet weather. Check under the rug at the shoulder — warm and dry is right, damp or hot means the rug is too much.
How do I measure my horse for a turnout rug?
Measure in a straight line from the centre of the chest, along the side of the body, to the point of the buttock — not following the curve. That measurement in feet and inches is your rug size. Every rug in this collection runs from 5ft 0 to 7ft 3, so most horses and larger ponies are covered. If your horse falls between two sizes, the deeper-bodied option is usually the safer pick.
Premier Equine mediumweight turnout rugs: your questions answered
What is the cheapest Premier Equine mediumweight turnout rug here?
The Premier Equine Buster Hardy 200g Half Neck Turnout Rug at £160.20 is the lowest-priced rug in this collection. It gives you a full 200g of fill plus half-neck coverage over the wither and shoulder.
Which rug in this collection is the warmest?
The Premier Equine Buster 250g Turnout Rug with Classic Neck Cover at £191.70 has the highest fill weight here at 250g. Next down is the Buster Storm 220g Combo Turnout Rug with Classic Neck at £182.70, which pairs 220g with an integrated combo neck.
What sizes do these rugs come in?
Every rug in this collection is offered from 5ft 0 to 7ft 3, in 3-inch steps. Availability varies by size and colour, so check the individual product page for what is in stock right now.
Is a mediumweight rug enough for a British winter?
For many horses, yes — a 200g to 250g rug covers most UK winter turnout. Clipped horses, hard keepers and those in exposed fields may need a heavyweight on the coldest nights, or a liner underneath. Judge it by how your horse feels under the rug rather than by the forecast alone.
Should I choose a combo neck or a separate neck cover?
Choose a combo — such as the Buster Storm 200g or Titan Storm 200g — if your horse lives out and you want one-piece coverage with no gap at the wither. Choose a neck cover version, like the Buster 150g or Titan 200g with Snug-Fit Neck Cover, if you only want the extra neck protection in the worst weather.
How do I stop a turnout rug rubbing my horse's shoulders?
Rubbing usually comes down to fit rather than the rug itself. Check the size is right, that the chest straps are done up snugly but not tight, and that the shoulder has room to move. A snug-fit neck often helps on finer-necked horses where a classic cut slides. If rubs keep appearing or the skin is broken, ask your vet to take a look.
Buying from Just Horse Riders
Every rug on this page is genuine Premier Equine stock. If you are torn between two fill weights, two neck styles or two sizes, get in touch and our team will help you narrow it down before you order.
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Last reviewed 2026-07-24 by the Just Horse Riders team.