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Location: Texas | I am a saddleright pad dealer and would be happy to answer your questions about these great pads! Yes they still offer the recover program. It cost $150 plus your old pad to get a new one! GUARANTEED to NEVER pack down. Many styles to choose from. Custom made in any size.
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Location: North Dakota | Cowjazz - 2016-01-02 10:02 PM I am a saddleright pad dealer and would be happy to answer your questions about these great pads! Yes they still offer the recover program. It cost $150 plus your old pad to get a new one! GUARANTEED to NEVER pack down. Many styles to choose from. Custom made in any size.
Question. If you do the recover program, can you have the new pad done in a different color/style than the old one?
And for the OP-I used my saddleright for the first time yesterday and it was wonderful. Cash didn't swish his tail while I tightened his cinch (which he *always* does). He moved more freely than ever, which is something we've been struggling with especially to the right. It really seemed to free up his back and shoulders in a way his 3/4" felt pad definitely did not. I also found sitting the trot was more comfortable. Some people have mentioned Meleta Brown saddles and Saddlerights don't always work well together but so far it's a perfect combination. The pad isn't too thick and really absorbs shock and free's up Cash. The profile for the withers is also amazing. For the first time EVER we finished a ride without a pad sliding down and pressing on his withers.
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| cavyrunsbarrels - 2016-01-09 8:20 AM Cowjazz - 2016-01-02 10:02 PM I am a saddleright pad dealer and would be happy to answer your questions about these great pads! Yes they still offer the recover program. It cost $150 plus your old pad to get a new one! GUARANTEED to NEVER pack down. Many styles to choose from. Custom made in any size.
Question. If you do the recover program, can you have the new pad done in a different color/style than the old one?
And for the OP-I used my saddleright for the first time yesterday and it was wonderful. Cash didn't swish his tail while I tightened his cinch (which he *always* does). He moved more freely than ever, which is something we've been struggling with especially to the right. It really seemed to free up his back and shoulders in a way his 3/4" felt pad definitely did not. I also found sitting the trot was more comfortable. Some people have mentioned Meleta Brown saddles and Saddlerights don't always work well together but so far it's a perfect combination. The pad isn't too thick and really absorbs shock and free's up Cash. The profile for the withers is also amazing. For the first time EVER we finished a ride without a pad sliding down and pressing on his withers.
PS.... I used a saddleright pad with my meleta for about 4 years or more. It worked great for my horse.
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Location: North Dakota | WetSaddleBlankets - 2016-01-09 2:35 PM cavyrunsbarrels - 2016-01-09 8:20 AM Cowjazz - 2016-01-02 10:02 PM I am a saddleright pad dealer and would be happy to answer your questions about these great pads! Yes they still offer the recover program. It cost $150 plus your old pad to get a new one! GUARANTEED to NEVER pack down. Many styles to choose from. Custom made in any size.
Question. If you do the recover program, can you have the new pad done in a different color/style than the old one?
And for the OP-I used my saddleright for the first time yesterday and it was wonderful. Cash didn't swish his tail while I tightened his cinch (which he *always* does). He moved more freely than ever, which is something we've been struggling with especially to the right. It really seemed to free up his back and shoulders in a way his 3/4" felt pad definitely did not. I also found sitting the trot was more comfortable. Some people have mentioned Meleta Brown saddles and Saddlerights don't always work well together but so far it's a perfect combination. The pad isn't too thick and really absorbs shock and free's up Cash. The profile for the withers is also amazing. For the first time EVER we finished a ride without a pad sliding down and pressing on his withers.
YES!!! You can get a different, color, shape, size and everything..... a whole completely different looking if you wanted to!
PS.... I used a saddleright pad with my meleta for about 4 years or more. It worked great for my horse.
Sweet! In the event this one wears out I want a pretty turquoise one :) but yeah I'm VERY happy with this saddle pad combo. It may not work for some but it's definitely working for us!!! |
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Location: NE Texas | So happy you like it and it works for you! They are great pads! |
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | Wild1 - 2015-12-30 11:48 AM anyone use these with a caldwell saddle? I went ahead and bought both a 7/8" and a 1" thick 5 star since Charon at Caldwell suggests a thick pad with her saddles. However, my 1" fits ok doesn't pinch my horse but will roll if not cinched up tight enough. I have a saddleright from my old double J was wondering if it would be too thin to use. Anyone?
It didn't work well for my Caldwell saddle. I used a 5 Star one one horse and the CorrecTOR for the other. |
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I Prefer to Live in Fantasy Land
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Location: In the Hills of Texas | Gator Bug - 2015-12-30 9:33 AM CocoChex - 2015-12-30 8:13 AM I have 3. They are all I use. My first one is over 6 years old and still going strong. I use them with my Bob Marshall saddles. I have had 4 Saddlerights over 15 years. They are the only pad I use. I've tried others, but don't like them nearly as well. The Saddlerights fit great and last forever. Just love them.
For some reason I thought you sold CorrecTOR saddle pads? |
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