Le Mieux saddlepads

[holeymoley]

I’ve got two which I like in that they seem to wick sweat away etc However I’m not convinced with the fit. My saddle is due an assessment however on upping my guys work since coming back off injury, it would see they bridge very easily at the wither? They also seem to slip back slightly when jumping? Has anyone found this happens too? Or maybe my saddle is just needing reflocked! I can’t recall it ever happening with other numnahs over the years.

 

[ycbm]

I find they bridge more easily than Nuumed, but I do use them because they have the inserts I want in the type I buy.

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[irishdraft]

I have just bought a gp pro sorb and it slips back really badly. I have a cc lemieux ordinary saddle cloth on another saddle which is fine so was surprised and disappointed to have this with the pro sorb

 

[DirectorFury]

Is your saddle lifting or moving at the back at all? Mine only move if the saddle needs a check.

 

[holeymoley]

Is your saddle lifting or moving at the back at all? Mine only move if the saddle needs a check.

I don’t think so. I thought it was sitting slightly lower at the wither which would maybe explain the bridging. I’ll have another look today.

 

[Fluffypiglet]

I’ve just bought a LM cc saddle cloth for my new saddle and am very disappointed with it pulling back. Horses new saddle allows him to move through his shoulders amazingly well but the damn saddle pad is squashing down onto his withers all the time. I’m very grumpy about it! (I appreciate it’s not a massive issue compared to other things going on!) otherwise a really lovely saddle pad but very upset with the fit.

 

[Sheep]

I have about 6 or 7 of them, they are lovely and super quality. They suited our little mare very well.
One problem. She's now more or less retired and they don't suit our high-withered newbie at all ? I found they don't stay put and aren't cut high enough to comfortably clear his wither properly.

 

[Myloubylou]

they fit my welsh d and her saddle very well and she doesn’t sweat under it. Guess depends on the horse