Pad to use under saddle?? What would you suggest

[CM.]

Picture is above...
Basically I am trying to find a saddle fitter I trust that also stock second hand saddles within the list I have narrowed my choices to... So proving lengthy atm.

Her saddle has been checked, the lady said it is fine for riding, but a little long on her back and possibly a little narrow.

I think in the picture I've put it on too forwards but naughty me, probably did it worrying about fitter saying it's a little long on her back.

If it's a little narrow, I don't want to put a pad on that will worsen the situation? I was not told to use anything underneath it when riding, but I am just wondering if maybe I should?
Ta for any help

 

[ThePony]

If you just want a plain thin pad then the absolute best in my opinion is a numed high wither one - they do cc shape which is the one I would go for with your saddle. They are the best bar none! Def don't be tempted to add a load of padding - will only make the situation worse (so many people seem to want to add a half pad to 'help' a too tight saddle?!)

 

[CM.]

I'm really anti pads which is why I make sure all my saddles fit, but as she's new and struggling to find one to suit her atm, having to make do So just wondering due to hating pads so much, maybe there's something that actually is beneficial that will do just for now :S thank anyway, I will have a look at them now

 

[Goldenstar]

If you just want a plain thin pad then the absolute best in my opinion is a numed high wither one - they do cc shape which is the one I would go for with your saddle. They are the best bar none! Def don't be tempted to add a load of padding - will only make the situation worse (so many people seem to want to add a half pad to 'help' a too tight saddle?!)

Another vote for numed here.