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| I know this has been brought up before but I can't find the past posts:-( What is the best deep seated saddle that'll set you down on your seat pockets? I'm really getting tired of looking...  |
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Hungarian Midget Woman
 
Location: Midwest | I have heard the Pozzi's and Martin FX3's are deep
Also you might want to try a treeless if you like a deep seat... I felt like I couldn't get out of mine lol, but many like them and they are EXTREMELY comfortable! :) |
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| I sat in a Possi yesterday and really liked it-but I also sat in the crown c months ago and liked it & ordered one-but on a horse it just puts me more on my crotch than on my pockets:-(
Edited by teed 2014-12-14 12:39 PM
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Hungarian Midget Woman
Location: Midwest | teed - 2014-12-14 12:38 PM I sat in a Possi yesterday and really liked it-but I also sat in the crown c months ago and liked it & ordered one-but on a horse it just puts me more on my crotch than on my pockets:-(
Martin told me Crown C's are for "crotch" riders, FX3's are for pocket riders.
I ride a Crown C but I ride fairly "up", not back on my pockets |
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| barrelracr131 - 2014-12-14 12:47 PM
teed - 2014-12-14 12:38 PM I sat in a Possi yesterday and really liked it-but I also sat in the crown c months ago and liked it & ordered one-but on a horse it just puts me more on my crotch than on my pockets:-(
Martin told me Crown C's are for "crotch" riders, FX3's are for pocket riders.
I ride a Crown C but I ride fairly "up", not back on my pockets
thanks |
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Married to a Louie Lover
Posts: 3303
| I traded my Crown C for a Pozzi about a month ago. Love it. I love riding in the Crown C, but in runs in could not for the life of me stay in the saddle around a barrel.
I've yet to run in the Pozzi in competition, but just cruising him around at home it is WORLDS better. If I get at all forward he gets really front endy, and I've really been able to stay back and keep him up better.
I enjoy riding in it just as much as the Crown C too and it feel far more close contact to me. |
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 Own It and Move On
Location: The edge of no where | I would go with a Pozzi or a Shiloh. |
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Posts: 1631
Location: Somewhere around here | barrelracr131 - 2014-12-14 12:33 PM
I have heard the Pozzi's and Martin FX3's are deep
Also you might want to try a treeless if you like a deep seat... I felt like I couldn't get out of mine lol, but many like them and they are EXTREMELY comfortable! :)
I agree with the treeless. I just bought a Tammy Fischer and I am very seated down in it. I hope next year when I am running again I will still like it as much as I do now just trail riding. |
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 There Could Be Aliens Out There
Posts: 1393
Location: North Central Kansas | Double J pozzi |
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| OhMax - 2014-12-14 2:03 PM
I traded my Crown C for a Pozzi about a month ago. Love it. I love riding in the Crown C, but in runs in could not for the life of me stay in the saddle around a barrel.
I've yet to run in the Pozzi in competition, but just cruising him around at home it is WORLDS better. If I get at all forward he gets really front endy, and I've really been able to stay back and keep him up better.
I enjoy riding in it just as much as the Crown C too and it feel far more close contact to me.
That's my problem with my Crown C-wish I could try a Possi before buying- |
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Red Bull Agressive
Posts: 5981
Location: North Dakota | Doesn't Double J have a saddle trial program? Check their website, I think they do. |
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| cavyrunsbarrels - 2014-12-14 3:28 PM
Doesn't Double J have a saddle trial program? Check their website, I think they do.
Will do:) thanks |
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Location: SE Oklahoma | I really love my Allen Ranch, it has a nice high cantle and even when I ride like total CRAP I don't pop out! |
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 Owner of a ratting catting machine
Posts: 2258
| I adore my Lynn McKenzie Double JJ. It's by far the best saddle I've owned in quality, seat for me, etc. I did try a Coats Flex tree at a big show, omg, I loved it SO much. I could just feel the difference. I am very much a pocket rider, but can't get along with treeless, and I was really needing something I could flat out bury myself in. My Lynn saddle will live with me forever. |
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Too busy outside!
Posts: 5417
| Nothing beats a treeless for a deep seat- my second choice is Molly Powells Freedom Fit from reinsman. It not only helps with sitting deep, it also gives you a closer contact feel to your horses back. I've had the Pozzi and LM's too, they'd be my 3rd and 4th choice from my experience. Had a Crown C, didn't like it, and the FX3 made me feel like I was perched on top of my horse, not down close to him. Now it's hard for me to ride anything but Molly's, her saddles totally spoiled me! |
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 I Chore in Chucks
Posts: 2882
Location: MD | I tried a Pozzi Pro and it was pretty deep secure feeling, I tend to fluctuate between riding up front and riding on my pockets. I didn't feel inhibited while riding in anyway. |
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