Horseware Rambo Full Neck Turnout Wug Reviews

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“Material fails quickly”

Written on: 08/12/2011 by TexasHorseman (1 review written)

We own 6 of these blankets, and loved the initial quality. As each of our other manufacturers blankets failed over time, we would replaced them with these blankets. We now own 6 of these bought over a 3 year period. We had a strap shear last year and presumed it must have got hung up in a fence or tree limb, it was sheared clean across, almost like a scissor cut. This year four more straps on 3 blankets sheared in the same way. We took all the blankets to a repair center that specializes in... (read more)

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“I love this rug! I use it as a stable rug and turnout...”

Written on: 08/01/2010

I love this rug! I use it as a stable rug and turnout rug find it very flexable its drys very quick and fits my boy very well. Really is worth the price. FAB (read more)

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Written on: 08/12/2011

How is your Wug holding up? We have 6 and 4 failed so far. The material disintegrates. Ours were bough in the US, and probably manufactured in a different place than the Ireland ones.

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“I recently purchased the Rambo wug and was convinced...”

Written on: 04/10/2009 by pinkhoneybee (1 review written)

I recently purchased the Rambo wug and was convinced at the time of purchase that it was worth the extortionate price tag. However, upon receipt of the rug i was terribly dissappointed. Firstly, the surcingle straps were dangerously long (even when adjusted to the shortest possible length) The second thing was the amount of spare/excess material on top - the rug didn't lie flat which in my view meant that it would be far more likley to snag on brambles/branches. The third most disappointing... (read more)

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“I had to replace my 10 year old Rambo Turnout Rug, and...”

Written on: 22/11/2005 by connel (1 review written)

I had to replace my 10 year old Rambo Turnout Rug, and went for the full neck wug. There is a cheaper version made in China, which has a lighter outer layer but the same filling. The rug seemed lighter and the filling thinner, and it was definitely less warm on my horse. The supplier agreed with me and contacted Horseware, who allowed me to exchange it for the same rug made in Ireland. It is slightly heavier but is much warmer.
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Jj123's Response to connel's Review

Written on: 21/12/2005

How can I tell if my wug is made in China? Ive been really dissapointed with it too. The lining has ripped where it is sewn at the front fastennings and seems really thin in comparison to my friends. Its been back to Horseware once for previous lining rip and they said it wasnt a manufacturers fault and Ive now written to them but havent had a reply. Its only been used for about 12 weeks over this and the back end of last winter.

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Written on: 04/01/2006

The on-line company I brought it from orginally told me of the differences and the difference in price (about £40!!). They assured me Horseware told them that the rugs were the same in all respects except in the outer layer.
<br>When I complained (and later my friend did), it was the company who took it up with Horseware. I think you will have to ask whoever you brought it from or go by the price. Sorry I didn't reply earlier, good luck in getting a replacement.

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Jj123's Response to connel's Review

Written on: 05/01/2006

Thanks for replying. I paid the usual price so I presume it is an Ireland one. The outer is as good as my friends, its the lining on mine that is definitely thinner. It was returned by the retailer last time but Horseware said it wasn't a fault and suprise suprise I still haven't had a reply or acknowledgement to my letter about the second tear. Looks like I'm stuck with it.
<br>Thanks again.

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