Amigo Bravo 12 Wug Lite Turnout 69 Storm Green

Worth every penny, even when not on sale. This sheet fits my OTTB so well -- he's able to graze without pulling the chest part down, it doesn't rub his shoulders, and the high neck gives him higher coverage without pressure on his withers. It holds its shape beautifully, and when I took it off after he'd been out in the rain, he was completely dry underneath. Only thing is I wish it had leg straps instead of a tail cord, but that's hardly a dealbreaker. My horse's SmartPak blanket is a 78 (which is a little big on him except in the shoulders), and he is a 75 in the Amigo Bravo 12 Wug sheet. (He was drowning in the 78 Wug I tried.)

Easy to put on - love the tail strap instead of leg straps. Front buckles are easy to clip and the high neck keeps pressure of my high withered Dutch Warmblood. Fits true to size.

After 2 straight weeks of ripping my frozen, un-manicured cuticles on straps and buckles, I ordered the Amigo turnout blanket (clips in front, tail flap not between legs). I actually liked the medium turnout so much that I bought 2 of them and the turnout sheet. I only wish the sheet came in the same excalibur/green color pattern at the blankets. Sort of obsessed with things matching. I often take blankets on/off 9 horses before/after work. Every few minutes count and these are super easy and all the horses are nice and snug! Snug as a bug in a wug!! ha ha

I have had several Amigo Bravo turnout sheets and blankets. All have fit my TB's and WB's very well with less shoulder rubs than other turnouts. My ottb gelding was very tough on his turnouts until I finally broke down and invested in a Rambo for him. After seven years the Rambo was tired so he now has an Amigo Bravo as well - much more economical since the boy has finally settled down some. The Bravo turnout sheet is my go-to for the whole winter using different liners (or sometimes stable blankets). I have found that other turnout sheets do not breath well with liners under them and I find the top liner and underside of the turnout sheet wet with sweat, this doesn't happen with the Bravo sheet. The high neck offers decent coverage and doesn't weigh heavy in front of the withers like rugs with a detachable neck rug and doesn't rub out their mane. Very good turnout for the money, definitely recommend to others and I will buy again when needed.

I got a bigger size than I normally do based on the measurement the site advised me to take - and it fits perfectly - so easy to do up and take on and off. First time I have not had leg straps and I really like it.

I always trust this family of branda to fit well and stand up to my mare's abuse. This turnout sheet is a marvelous color - more of a charcoal and better than expected. With monogram the price was comparable with what other retailers offered it for plain, and it arrived in time for the holidays, beating their original estimate. SmartPak always delivers!

I bought this for my warmblood mare, and although the length was perfect, it was very tight and constricting on her chest. The high neck also restricted her movements, and she seemed rather offended by it. It looks like a great sheet, just not right if you have a broad-chested horse.

The Amigo Heavyweight Wug did not fit my high-withered broad chest Thoroughbred at all. He got very sore over his withers, the neck area in front of his withers and the front of his chest. Not a good recommendation at all

I bought this blanket in October of this year for a horse that has daily turnout in a paddock on her own (so 4 mos of use). Although the blanket fit well and looked very cute, it has not held up, even though she does not play particularly hard.

I've been using the Smartpak blankets for years. But last year I went ahead and purchased an entire set of Amigo turnouts as well as Amigo stable blankets for my horse. He's an older easy going guy. After one season the lining is tearing at all the seams and the waterproofing has failed in the turnout rugs. This is happening in every turnout and stable rug I'd purchased. I've since replaced this junk with Smartpak blankets