Does this blanket have fill? If so, how many grams? Thanks!
1021780
don't know how many grams but they're nice and thick and they really do keep the ponies warm and dry. stay on even when she rolls.
1021781
It does have fill, and it's quilted, but don't have a clue how many grams. With our horse's winter coat, it's plenty warm, and is water repellant, too. Love it... I have two.
1021782
It does have a poly full which compresses over time. It is kinda puffy at first! I believe it is 180 grams of fill. I use it as a medium weight blanket
1021783
Yes it does have fill. Not sure how many grams though. We live in West Texas and the blanket has held up great for its third winter. Our worst winter was in the teens with subzero wind chill.
1849068
If you want a mid-weight turnout the fill would typically range from 150 to 200 grams of fill. I use the mid-weight only if it is really cold, super windy or wet. My horses live in Virginia and do not need to be blanketed except in the above conditions. They do have protection from the weather, are not clipped and are quite helthy and under 10 years old. The main thing to watch for in blanketing is if the temperature goes up. The blankets MUST come off. Horses regulate their own temperature well but if they get hot in a blanket it causes more trouble for them than no blanket. T do have the Tough 1 blankets but only in mid-weight and I really like them. Good Luck. If you want a mid-weight turnout the fill would typically range from 150 to 200 grams of fill. I use the mid-weight only if it is really cold, super windy or wet. My horses live in Virginia and do not need to be blanketed except in the above conditions. They do have protection from the weather, are not clipped and are quite helthy and under 10 years old. The main thing to watch for in blanketing is if the temperature goes up. The blankets MUST come off. Horses regulate their own temperature well but if they get hot in a blanket it causes more trouble for them than no blanket. T do have the... » Read More If you want a mid-weight turnout the fill would typically range from 150 to 200 grams of fill. I use the mid-weight only if it is really cold, super windy or wet. My horses live in Virginia and do not need to be blanketed except in the above conditions. They do have protection from the weather, are not clipped and are quite helthy and under 10 years old. The main thing to watch for in blanketing is if the temperature goes up. The blankets MUST come off. Horses regulate their own temperature well but if they get hot in a blanket it causes more trouble for them than no blanket. T do have the Tough 1 blankets but only in mid-weight and I really like them. Good Luck. « Show Less
826979
No it doesn't. This blanket is ok, but there are probably better ones out there. It's big, that's about the best thing about it.
28327
Sorry! Can't look up that info as I threw that blanket out already as it only lasted 5 months. Also note, the control was very hard to turn to desired heat level which is not good for anyone with a grip problem.
1595801
I dont recall. It came uninflated. And actually did not fill up. The seller offered a refund. Ended up buying at a store already filled.
708331
It is EXTREMELY light - weighs less than a blanket. My daughter likes it - it keeps her warm enough, but does not suffocate her.
1542696
It only comes with two of the pink and white dotted sheet/mattress in the first image. Unfortunately no blankets. Hope this helps.
2134231
It is filled and stitched very well. It's a heavier blanket; I've taken it off for summer now.
247511
I am not sure how many grams. I don't remember it being listed on the package. They look really nice in... but they are a little thin.
917358
Not sure what is the question, but on the blanket I bought is a king size its big no number written. So I don't know what to tell you Sandra. I love the blanket its very soft.
1815175
The tags on my coverlet (which I left on so I would not go to jail, (ha), list the contents as follows: The top and reverse side outer surface is 100% polyester. The filling is 90% cotton and 10% polyester. I have washed this item at least three times now and it washes well and does not lose its shape. I could not be happier. I hope this helps you out.
2171590
This is a duvet cover, not a comforter. There is no fill. we put our comforter inside the cover
1832375
There isn't really a fill. It is just tightly quilted material. It is a heavy material with quilting running the long length of the stripe. It is very warm and quite heavy for a twin size quilt. It is much nicer than a fluffy quilt that looses its fluff after washing. I use it over a regular quilted blanket on two twin beds in the bedroom where my grandchildren stay when they visit. The colors are great because it can be used for boys or girls. I think the quilt is a great value. Hope this helps.
1899087
I really don't know. It went with my niece and she loves it. If I remember correctly, this was sort of a softer and somewhat floppy stuffed toy, as opposed to the very stiff type. So I don't think it was packed with a dense filling.
764810
No. It is super soft, keeps you very warm, and nice and comfy. I highly recommend this blanket. I bought this one and a second one with a dragon on it. Love them both!
570012
Blanket: Front: 65% polyester, 35% cotton. Back: 100% cotton. Filling: 100% polyester fiber Sheet: 100% cotton
2212319
Hi, Heidi,Thanks for contacting us. The comforter's filling has a blend of 95%/5% goose feathers/goose down feathers. Let us know if you have any more questions. Have a great day!Cheers,J. Lee