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| Do any of you have reviews on these pads? They're kinda pricey so I want to make sure I'm getting something good but I don't have anyone around me that uses them. Any opinions are appreciated!:) |
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 Born not Made
Posts: 2937
       Location: North Dakota | LOVE them. I won't ever use any other sadde pad again.
My first pad will be 3 years old this year and still has many years left to go. When I wash it, it cleans up just like new and is just as soft as the day I bought it. Well worth the money. |
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    Location: EDGE OF INSANITY | r_beau - 2015-02-18 12:10 PM
LOVE them. I won't ever use any other sadde pad again.
My first pad will be 3 years old this year and still has many years left to go. When I wash it, it cleans up just like new and is just as soft as the day I bought it. Well worth the money.
how do you wash it? i bought one used that had only been used a couple of times, but the girl's horse was grey so there is grey hair all over it. i got it super cheap and i'm afraid to wash it and mess it up lol
to the op-i love it, hands down the best |
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Posts: 2489
        Location: somewhere up north | Love them. We still have some we use from 2005. |
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 Miss Laundry Misshap
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| I think I own 4 in varying thicknesses. I love them all. You absolutely will not be disappointed.
I pressure wash mine, you just don't get too close. But prepare for it....they take quite a while to dry out! (A couple days) Don't use soap, and don't fold it backwards over a fence. Car washes work good becacuse you can hang them up using the floor mat hangers. |
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    Location: EDGE OF INSANITY | Nateracer - 2015-02-18 12:21 PM
I think I own 4 in varying thicknesses. I love them all. You absolutely will not be disappointed.
I pressure wash mine, you just don't get too close. But prepare for it....they take quite a while to dry out! (A couple days) Don't use soap, and don't fold it backwards over a fence. Car washes work good becacuse you can hang them up using the floor mat hangers.
thats how i wash all my others, its just so soft and expensive (i bought it cheap but it would physically hurt me to pay for a new one lol) that i had basically decided i would deal with the grey hair haha. Grey hair, bay horse it works right?  |
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  Northern Chocolate Queen
Posts: 16576
        Location: ND | I currently own 7 of them.....need I say more :) They are the only pad I use on my horses. |
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 I Prefer to Live in Fantasy Land
Posts: 64864
                    Location: In the Hills of Texas | I own 2 and they are the best wool pads on the market and they use the best quality wool. If you take care of them they will last for a long time while I have found other wool pads need to be replaced at least twice as fast. |
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 Bulls Eye
Posts: 6443
       Location: Oklahoma | LOVE mine... saving up to buy another. |
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 Hot Dispatcher
Posts: 10185
      Location: Utah | Love them! |
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Married to a Louie Lover
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| Hands down the best. I have gotten multiple people in my barn hooked as well. Several other name brand wool pads now sit gathering dust.
I bought a Saddleright for cheap at Christmas to try it, horse hated it, sold it a week later. |
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Red Bull Agressive
Posts: 5981
         Location: North Dakota | I see you are new here. I only mention it because 5 star pads have been the topic of many conversations here. Everyone loves 5 Stars and if you hang out here long enough you'll learn that. Rockyroad sells em and lots of us have em. |
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 Money Eating Baggage Owner
Posts: 9586
       Location: Phoenix | I've tried Bayou West, Tod Slone, and Classic Equine wool pads and nothing compares to 5 Stars. They are far softer, and the best part: they have a contoured top-line so the pad doesn't pull on their withers. I normally ride in a 1" wool pad, but that ends up being a 3/4" because they compress. So I ended up getting a 7/8" and I'm very happy. Perfect thickness for someone who is used to thicker pads. |
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 Star Padded Honey
Posts: 8890
          Location: NW MT | of course, I'll go for the 5 Stars too! I am a dealer for a few different brands but they are the only ones that I use myself. They are spendier than some, but for the quality, I feel they are so worth it. We are running our Tax Refund Sale right now & are also 5 Star's designated BHW dealer, so give me a holler if you would like some pricing. You can go with a plain one or have a lot of fun customizing one! |
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Extreme Veteran
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| I have 4 and love them.
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| Love the them !! I have one on 7/8 thickness & one on 3/4.. I am partial to the 7/8 ! |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 1045
 
| LOVE LOVE mine  |
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 Elite Veteran
Posts: 964
       Location: Alberta, Canada | Have 3 and use them more than any other pad! I do have an esp and a csi for special cases but 5 stars are my go tos! Worth every penny! |
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  More bootie than waist!
Posts: 18425
          Location: Riding Crackhead. | I'm in the process of ordering my 7th? I think it is. The only complaint I have is they dont come in pink. sigh |
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Posts: 3815
      Location: The best kept secret in TX | You can't beat them. Nope, not even with a stick!!
I bought one in '09 and have never looked back. Bought another recently for my roping saddle and loved it as well. Great Customer service as well. I asked A MILLION questions before purchasing my first one lol the poor lady on the other phone never got snippy or snooty with my younger self. I was so indecisive, she could've just said lady, either buy one or move along, but instead over an hour later I had bought my first Five Star BAHA Bless Her Heart. If their CS can handle me, they can handle anyone LOL  |
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 I don't want to screw up!
Posts: 3881
         Location: North Dakota -> Colorado | I absolutely love mine, use it on every horse except for one which has to have the build up biofit. Mine still looks brand new except for wear on the hair on hide leathers are worn wear the billets, etc are and it's approximately 3-4 years old |
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 A Bit of a Grammar Nut
Posts: 1788
       Location: floating down a river | Love ours, very happy with them. |
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