| Category | Horse blankets & systems |
| Definition | Hook&Hold is our connection system for SUNRIDE outer rugs and under-rugs. It allows you to combine both blankets quickly and securely. |
| How does Hook&Hold work? | At the front, the outer rug and under-rug are connected via a loop and a Velcro fastener. At the rear, a practical clip system provides additional hold. This keeps the individual blankets reliably connected, even when moving. |
| Benefits | The system makes it possible to flexibly adjust the warmth of a blanket to the weather and temperature. Depending on your needs, you can add or remove a suitable under-rug without having to use a completely different outer rug. |
| Application | Hook&Hold is particularly suitable for changing weather conditions and varying temperatures. You can combine a maximum of two SUNRIDE under-rugs with a matching outer rug. |
| Good to know | Hook&Hold is designed for the designated SUNRIDE outer rugs and under-rugs. For a secure fit, all connection points should be closed correctly and the blankets chosen to fit properly. |
| Related terms | Under-rug, outer rug, liner system, fill, weight in grams, horse blanket |
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