Back On Track Obsidian Turnout Blanket w/Neck Cover

• Back on Track Welltex® technology
• Durable 1680-denier outer
• 150g insulating fill
• Waterproof and breathable construction
• 5000mm waterproof rating / 3000gsm breathability
• Anatomical fit for freedom of movement
• Pressure-absorbing foam padding over the withers
• Designed to help reduce pressure and chafing
• Smooth woven lining
• Matching detachable neck cover included
• 100g fill in neck cover
• Seamless hook-and-loop neck cover attachment
• Double shoulder buckles
• V-front closures
• Crisscross surcingles
• Plastic-covered tail strap with D-rings
• Reflective piping for increased visibility
• Front and rear attachments for layering with the Rhyolite Insulated Liner
• Can also be layered over another blanket or sheet
• Ideal for chilly, wet weather and fluctuating temperatures
• Includes a sturdy reusable storage bag with carrying straps

What does 1680 Denier or 1680D mean? Denier is the thickness of the individual thread used in the yarn weave of the blanket. When choosing a turnout blanket, the most common types of deniers you will see are: 600D (medium), 1200D (heavy), or 1680D (very heavy.)

Material: Shell 1680D: 100% Polyester, 5000mm-3000gsm
Lining 1: 100% Polyester
Lining 2: 100% Polyester ("slippery" surface)
Filling 1: PU foam, 100% Polyurethane (pressure absorbent)
Filling 2: PES polyfill, 100% Polyester (heat insulating)
Tape: 100% Polypropylene

To ensure your Back on Track items remain effective and in great condition, we recommend hand washing and air drying, especially for products with hard cases. Soft fabric items may be machine washed on a gentle cycle, but air drying is still best to maintain their quality. Tumble Dry on low heat is an alternative option for soft fabric items only. Hard goods (protective boots and the like) should only be hand washed and air dried.

All Back on Track products share three key care instructions:

• Do not wash at high temperatures
• Do not iron with a hot iron
• Hang Dry or tumble dry lowest temperature

These precautions help preserve the material’s integrity, such as elasticity and shape—not the therapeutic effect, which is embedded in the fabric and cannot be washed out or worn away.

If you're ever unsure about how to care for a specific item, hand washing and air drying is the safest option.

• Turn items inside out before washing (e.g., garments, coats, blankets)
• Use a mild detergent without enzymes and always air dry if possible. When opting to Tumble dry use low heat.
• Avoid bleach and fabric softeners
• For knitted items, lay flat on a towel to dry
• Waterproof or water-resistant products should be washed with gentle detergent; avoid those containing Aluminum Chloride, Enzymes, Silver, or Citrine, as they may damage the mineral-infused textiles
• Apparel and performance gear should be washed in cold water. If shrinkage occurs, gently stretch the item while wet to restore its original shape, then air dry

Avoid storing products indirect sunlight for extended periods, as this can degrade the material over time.

The measurements are a guide to finding the correct size.

• Measure in centimeters using a measuring tape.
• Make sure your horse is relaxed and standing properly.
• Measure both back length and body length, then choose your horse’s size from the table.

Measuring Instructions

A — Back Length (cm)
Measure from the withers to the base of the tail.

B — Body Length (cm)
Measure from the center point of the chest to the center of the tail. Subtract 10 cm from the resulting measurement to determine the correct size for your horse.

If the horse is heavier built, choose one size up for the best fit.