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Location: In the land of peanuts and cotton | What's everyone's thoughts and options on them? I like the feel and there in my price range. I would love a Best Ever or 4 star but I jus can't afford it right now and my current pad is worn out. |
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | If you dont have the money for a 5 Star,then a Tod is a good one to have, I have one, in fact I used these befor I got my 5 Stars and still have them. I like them but not as much as my 5 Star.  |
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Location: Deep South | I bought my first one while I was at nationals of my 8th grade year, its still in awesome shape and I've already graduated college.
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Location: In the land of peanuts and cotton | I'll try one. I know a guy that's a dealer an I think he told me they start at $125 but depend on if I wanted grey or black and what size and thickness it may be more. I work for a guy that's a dealer for 4 Star and Best Ever but he wasn't giving me a good enough deal to be able to afford one but he is buying me a saddle so I can't complain.
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Location: Phoenix | We've had TS pads for a long time.....they last forever. But I like my 5 Stars better...it's all about that contoured topline!!! |
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Location: TN | Southtxponygirl - 2014-09-14 5:28 PM If you dont have the money for a 5 Star,then a Tod is a good one to have, I have one, in fact I used these befor I got my 5 Stars and still have them. I like them but not as much as my 5 Star.
^^^ Same here! I have both and love them both. The five star is softer, but they are both great felt pads. |
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Location: In the land of peanuts and cotton | Everyone says the TS last forever. What about 5 Star? Do they last just as long? |
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Location: South Dakota | Todd Slone pads are all I use. I have three of them and they have lasted forever. Well worth the money. |
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| Flymas Girl - 2014-09-15 9:07 AM Todd Slone pads are all I use. I have three of them and they have lasted forever. Well worth the money.
Same here - WELL worth the money. |
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Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | TessBelle - 2014-09-14 9:24 PM Everyone says the TS last forever. What about 5 Star? Do they last just as long?
Yes they do, as with anything take care of them and they will last |
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Location: Okla | TS pads hold up really well. I've used them for years. When mine finally wears out, I'll buy another one. |
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Location: In the land of peanuts and cotton | The guy that's the dealer for them said if I would spray it off after every use it would never wear out. I have a pad that I've had for 17yrs. It was the first pad I ever bought when I got horses and I still use it weekly. So I'll be happy if a new one will last even half that long.
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