We love this Trifecta Comfort Bareback Saddle Pad for the cotton based, breathable design and motion absorption which encourages horses to lift their backs. Our favorite feature is this bareback pad is one size fits all! From pony to draft! Seat: The spine measures 23.5″ long , 16″dropGirth: 23″Billets: Each side billet is 16″ from the first to the last hole, giving a total girth reach of 23″ to 55″. ThinLine foam provides the ultimate bareback riding experience. Delivering best in stability, comfort, and clear communication. Hands down one of the best products we do. You will feel all the sensations of your horses’ back muscles while enjoying all the shock absorption and non-slip features of the trademark ThinLine foam. Balance, comfort, and security can all be yours in this bareback pad. Because the ride is so improved we do not offer stirrups with this pad. You will find yourself sitting correctly, developing great core strength while finding a close and quiet communication with your horse. Equines love this bareback pad – they feel unified with their rider. So go ahead, it’s time to have the ride of your life. Let’s get riding in the ThinLine Comfort Bareback Saddle Pad. A simple hosing on the bottom of the pad will do. Spot cleaning on the top ThinLine material and suede will keep the top of your pad looking fresh. One size – the girth and billet system fits everything from a pony to a draft horse. (See below for detailed measurements). The bareback riding blanket includes our leather reinforced billets, a non-slip neoprene girth with steel roller buckles, and double keepers. Feel free to add additional equipment with the front and rear D-rings. Replacement Girths are available. Sold separately. Our key component, ThinLine (3/16″), is sewn to the top of the bareback saddle pad. The pads design provides riders with the opportunity to find their natural seat. And the non-slip waffle weave, used for the base construction of this pad, ensures the pad stays in place. Unlike closed-cell foams and wool, ThinLine will not compress or deteriorate for the life of your horse. 20 years is standard.
