Full Body Slickers & Sheets

Choosing the Right Full Body Slicker for Your Horse

A full body slicker adds a stretchy, comfortable layer under your horse's blanket that smooths and polishes the coat and helps prevent rubs. It can also be used alone to help keep your horse clean the night before a show or while napping on show day. Full body slickers are typically made from a super-stretchy Lycra fabric and come in different weights depending on the time of year, with breathable mesh options available to keep your horse cool in warm weather.

Choose a full zip style for quick, easy on-and-off, a faceless option if your horse doesn't need facial coverage, or a fleece-lined slicker for extra softness and warmth. Extra heavyweight styles add more durability and warmth for colder months or horses that need a bit more protection.

Looking for added therapeutic benefits? Our copper therapy full body slickers use copper to help increase circulation and support recovery from injuries, muscle stiffness, or a sore back.

If your horse only needs coverage in one area, a Slicker Hood covers just the head and neck, or a Shoulder Guard targets rubs at the shoulder. A full body slicker is the better choice when your horse needs coverage from head to tail in one piece.

Our UltraFlex® fabric isn't just for slickers — you'll also find it in our fly masks and tail bags.

Frequently Asked Questions About Full Body Slickers

What is a full body slicker used for?
A full body slicker helps keep a horse's coat clean and smooth while also preventing blanket rubs on the shoulders, withers, and body. It can be worn under a blanket as an extra layer or used alone to keep your horse clean on show days.

Can a full body slicker be worn under a blanket?
Yes. A full body slicker adds a stretchy, comfortable layer under your horse's blanket that helps prevent rubs and keeps the coat smooth and polished.

What's the difference between a standard and an extra heavyweight full body slicker?
An extra heavyweight full body slicker uses a thicker, more durable fabric for added warmth and protection, while a standard weight slicker offers a lighter, more breathable layer for everyday use or warmer weather.