FAQ
Saddle Fitting:
As it’s been said, “feed your leather carefully,” roughly translates as – do not condition your saddle too much, or it will wear out. Also, if the leather saddle that you are using is too dry, it will start to break in places.
On the other hand, if the leather has too much conditioner on it, it will feel sticky rather than absorbing the material. Furthermore, it will make the saddle very slippery; stitches may get worn out and possibly makes your clothes dirty. Thus, do not overuse the saddle conditioners, and it would be better to use them when needed.
There can be various reasons why your saddle may be sliding forward and causing discomfort to you and the horse as well. You may read the following points and then take the necessary action –
- If the girth of the saddle does not fit properly, it can make the saddle slide back and forth.
- Make sure your girth does not have elastic, or it will keep on stretching.
- You can also use saddle pas that will adjust the mobility of the saddle or the tree underneath.
An adjustable tree in a horse saddle is more beneficial for a horse with a differently structure back area. Here are three statements that suggest how an adjustable tree works in horse saddles –
- It allows you to manually change the tree size per your horse’s width. Likewise, it will be more suitable if your horse is growing.
- An adjustable saddle will be more worthy for horses that come with a curvy and straight back.
- The structure of an adjustable saddle will make them last longer than a traditional working horse saddle.
About Horse Riding:
- When the saddle does not fit properly
- If the saddle seat is too small for the rider
- If the tree of the saddle is too low in the back, that doesn’t provide the actual support
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