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boon
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| Hey everyone,
I am ordering a Double J Pozzi TOMORROW and cannot for the life of me decide if I should go with the standard fenders or Double J's newer Adjustable Fenders... HELP! Do any of you have the adjustable fenders? Thoughts? ALSO, fleece or foam lined skirt? I have a Cactus CJ Saddle with a foam lined skirt and like it. I've heard the foam distributes pressure more evenly?
Any other thoughts or PICTURES about/of your Double J's are welcome!!! 
Edited by LuluB 2015-11-19 9:27 PM
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Rad Dork
Posts: 5218
 
Location: Oklahoma | Foam!!!
But I'm not familiar with the adjustable fenders.... My new one is still in production... I need to look into it! |
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 Elite Veteran
Posts: 615
Location: Wyoming | No advice on the fenders but I like the foam lined better |
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boon
Posts: 3
| Thank you! That's all it took! Foam it is! Any specific reasons y'all prefer foam over fleece? |
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  Rebel Without a Cause
Posts: 2758
Location: Adopt a homeless pet - www.petfinder.com! | I just bought one, the Pro not the Pozzi, from Double JJ and I love the foam skirt. It gives so much more cushion than sheepskin but no additional bulk. If you felt the difference you'd most likely pick the foam. I did get the adjustable fenders because I'm picky where my legs are under me and I like them. There is a slight bump under my thigh where they are that took a little getting used to but I do like them.
Edited by Calangelo 2015-11-17 10:08 PM
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 883
Location: Southern Indiana | I have 2 with foam and 1 with fleece and can't tell any difference what so ever. I ordered a new one and just went with fleece. It's not worth the extra $200 to me. The regular fenders suit me fine. If you ride with your feet out in front of you, you may want to invest in the adjustable. The stirrups hang straight down, which I like. |
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Expert
Posts: 2121
Location: The Great Northwest | I like the foam. It is a memory foam so not a cheap foam. I feel it should help with shock absorbtion and the pad do not slip under the saddle. The leather under the saddle stays so much cleaner than wool which gathers everything. |
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Elite Veteran
Posts: 784
Location: USA | Odd man out.... I like the Real Wool. You have the option of fleece and wool. I have had both and I like the Wool over the foam. The Wool allowed the saddle to sit flush on my horses back. |
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 Miss Positive
Posts: 3554
Location: Crowder, OK | i would very much go w/adjustable. I had to get a pozzi last year to fit my horse and I hated it when i first got it, my feet got way behind me and I was riding terrible. never had that prob before. I had my stirrups fixed forward and no probs since. |
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boon
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 Vodka for Lunch
Location: Lala Land | I just got one a month ago and LOVE it! I got the regular fenders and ordered the foam, but they made a mistake and sent it with the fleece. I had the option to send it back or take the refund and I just took the refund. The customer service was great throughout everything and the other options I ask for were perfect. |
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 The Bling Princess
Posts: 3411
Location: North Dakota | I ordered a Pro and went with the foam instead of the wool, but I didn't know it came with adjustable fenders:( I probably would have done it. |
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 A Somebody to Everybody
Posts: 41354
Location: Under The Big Sky Of Texas | I have 3 Pozzi saddles, one is the standred tree, and a wide fit and a #10 tree, 2 are the memorie foam bottoms and one fleece. I like them either way with foam are fleece, they ride the same to me, just the fleece takes a while to settle and after a few rides it will fit/sit just as good as the foam.
Forgot to add I dont have the adjustable fenders just the norm.
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