Mark Todd Waterproof Exercise Sheet review
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Good fit
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Waterproof
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Good value
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No faults here!
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Mark Todd’s official description: Mark Todd Waterproof Exercise Sheet
Manufactured with a waterproof and breathable 600D outer fabric and soft fleece lining, the Mark Todd Waterproof Exercise Sheet is designed to provide both warmth and protection from the elements. The wrap-around design features reflective piping and quarter strips, while the cut-away girth allows close leg contact and helps reduce sweating.
View now at viovet.co.uk or equus.co.uk
First impressions
This sheet looked both warm and like it would offer good protection from the worst winter weather.
Overview of performance
I think this rug is amazing. It fits very well and doesn’t move during a long schooling session or very long hack. It is also very waterproof, easy to get on and off and fits very well. This rug was the most popular among our team. Plus, I would say for its quality and performance that it is very good value for money.
Likes and dislikes
We really like how well it fitted all the horses. We think it’s great value for money and are struggling to find anything to fault about it.
Verdict
A great waterproof exercise sheet that I would whole heartedly recommend to others
View now at viovet.co.uk or equus.co.uk
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