Best anti-slip pad for treeless saddle

[littlenordic]

Hi there, I have a barefoot cheyenne (old style) which I use over a high withered eqitex treeless pad with a avacello gel wither pad. This combintion works very well but the saddle slightly slips especialy when I get on even from a high'ish mounting block. My boy is very sensitive so want to keep the saddle as still as I can. Can anyone recommend an antisplip pad to use underneath?? Any does anyone else use"multipul pads" under their treeless saddles and why? Thanks Charlotte

 

[CobsGalore]

My treeless was slipping badly, but I found the answer to be the girth, not the pad

I have one of those humane dressage girth which definitely helps with slippage!

 

[Simbacat]

I don't know specifically about a treeless saddle but my stock saddle was slipping and I bought a Barnsby grip pad and its brilliant, never slipped again and washes up a treat - in fact I have 2! - here's a link to it, not cheap but maybe if you shopped around on the net you would find it cheaper
http://www.robinsonsequestrian.co.uk/equine-product-details.asp?ID=4212

 

[TigerTail]

If its consistently slipping look at your riding - or better get someone to film you. It sounds like you could well be contributing to the slipping, which cant happen in the treed as the tree would just dig into the side you were pressing on unevenly.

Do you tip your head? Collapse your ribs or hips one sided?

A famous classical chap once said ' It is the balance which keeps the rider on board' and would ride around girthless to prove it was true

 

[bumper]

Well, I do not have a treeless, but I concur with the non-slippage-ness of the Barnsby grip pad. I have two, and they do not move. Worth every penny...but have a browse on ebay. I bought mine, as new, on there.