Saddle pad question
i know there are alot of trail riders out there so here's a question:i have not really trail ridden in many, many years....but since i'm not re-breeding any of my mares, i thought i'd do some trail...
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My ASB has very high withers, and I used a pad made specifically for high withered horses, just put it right on top of his regular pad. National Bridle sells them I believe, if not I know State Line...
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National bridle has a pad I like. It is built up a little on the sides were a horse might be thinner- especially as they age. It is called a cush-n-air pad. You can get it in square or round skirt...
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i ended up buying a non slip tacky tack pad. it's working out nicely. it has a 2" inch cut back, but not big enough for my high withered mare. but before i cinch the saddle, i just raise the pad up so...
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I need to get me one of those. We bought some stuff from a friend of ours something like a month ago and in the stuff was one of those orthopedic pads. Billy likes it.
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One problem I have found with the neoprene pads is they hold in heat really bad, they do not allow the skin to breath. A 100% wool one works much better and they are easy to find with the cut back in...
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yeah i was told the solid ones are bad about that. mine is the waffle type with more open space than solid and my mare is barely getting sweaty under it right now. i do have a wool one...but got sick...
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I also have a non-slip tacky tack pad and my horses are much cooler compared to my wool pads. I noticed right away that they were sweating far less around the chest and when I pulling off the pad I...
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If you happen to be in for the TWH Spring Show Winners Circle is right down the road. They proberly have what you are looking for. You should stop in and ask them.
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Actually the wool isn't as hot as the neoprene, the wool allows the skin to breath, neoprene does not.
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"Tacky Tack" all the way. This pad is by far the best pad that I have ever used in 40 years of riding. "Gosh am I that old?" The pad can breathe and shed the moisture. When you get back in camp, just...
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Something amazing..... I did an experiment with my tacky-tack pad and darn near completely loosened my girth and took off up a very steep long hill and my saddle completely stuck and never moved and...
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Hey, I've been interested in this Tacky Tack pad for a while. Went to a Colt Preview today and the tack wagon had some. So I took the plunge and bought one. When I got back to the barn, I couldn't...
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Tana,the new Tacky Tack pad is perforated.It allows the skin to breath, it's great.
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I have used them and don't care for them, they still make the skin hot and don't breath as well as wool.
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I have and use one of the Cush-n-Air pads from National Bridle, I love it and so does my horse. It is built up in the right areas, and allows the skin to breath. I have had it for months now and it is...
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