Sprat
Well-Known Member
I borrowed a friends ThinLine saddle pad yesterday as she was raving about it (shock absorbing to the extreme and her horse was working much more freely over his back because of it). I tried it on Bean and I have to say she went very sweetly, and best of all I didn't have back ache after riding!
So I guess I'm in the market for a shock absorbing pad, but thought I'd have a look about before buying the ThinLine as it's eyewateringly expensive. The problem with the ThinLine pads is that they appear to be able to purchase from the US only and aren't cheap, along with import tax its looking like quite a pricey purchase.
Has anyone had much success with other UK based brands that they would recommend? I liked that the pad was very thin, and moulded around the saddle, I'm keen not to alter the fit of the saddle with a thick chunky pad.
So I guess I'm in the market for a shock absorbing pad, but thought I'd have a look about before buying the ThinLine as it's eyewateringly expensive. The problem with the ThinLine pads is that they appear to be able to purchase from the US only and aren't cheap, along with import tax its looking like quite a pricey purchase.
Has anyone had much success with other UK based brands that they would recommend? I liked that the pad was very thin, and moulded around the saddle, I'm keen not to alter the fit of the saddle with a thick chunky pad.