does anyone else think this is a bit expensive??

[Minimor]

LisaB--thank you for the info, I'll call tomorrow to see about the longer straps I wasn't real concerned as I thinkt he blankets would likely work fine without, as Lisa said & the price on the blankets was so good that if I had to buy different straps it's not a huge issue. I was just surprised that with the blankets fitting so perfectly otherwise that the leg straps were so short.

I just checked out the Ozark specials page & found the stable blankets for $30--they've even got them still in "my" size. Very tempting, but I don't need more blankets.

I don't need more blankets.....I don't, I don't, I don't.

 

[Mulligans Run]

Try the Double Diamond store again...we think we have the shipping fixed. It's been a struggle, but we think we have it!!!

 

[ruffian]

Shipping costs are going up and up and up! I sold 2 blankets on LB, one to Canada and one to Washington. I charged $8 for shipping, and found out after the fact that the blanket to Canada cost me $19 to ship, and the one to WA cost me $15. They were 4 lbs each. I checked UPS, FED EX, and USPS. USPS was the cheapest, so to speak!

I have some DD blankets, and really like them for going to shows. I don't let mine run with blankets, but they've held up well in stalls and at shows. Plus they're pretty!

 

[Tatonkas Dream]

Last year I got the Polar Shield Water-proof Foal Turnout Blanket

and for the price ($27.95) was happy with them.

I've seen them in serveral feedstores but at much higher prices. the KVVet charges.

http://www.kvvet.com

The only one that got beat up badly belonged to my yearling stud colt (and I think that has to him 'beating" on it when I wasn't looking. And I wanta say in the course of the season I think I had one D ring ripped off. I own a sewing maching and it was just a few mins work to repair both the rip my stud colt did and reattach the D ring. Or if your inclined just get a new one.