WOW SADDLE V's SUE CARSON - NEED ADVICE!

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mickey17

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Hi at the moment i have 2 wow saddles that im constantly struggling to keep fitted correctly was thinking about selling up and going to try a sue carson? ( see my previous post spanner in the works... for details of my wow issue! )
 
I have two Sue Carson's....one jumping and one dressage saddle. I love them both. Have always been a fan of dressage, so have mainly ridden in dressage saddles, but my sue carson jumping saddle is just as comfy as my dressage.
 
A friend of mine has had years of trouble with fitting a saddle to her 17hh warmblood and spent a fortune on different saddles. Recently she had a Sue Carson fitted and loves it, and so does her horse! She now has two!!
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We've just bought a Sue Carson Heidi dressage saddle. Both have fors and against. IMO the Sue Carsons have a bigger range of styles and look more like conventional saddles. However with the WOW you can change the flaps so there is more flexability.
You need to get both fitters out and try them to see which you prefer
 
Spider is v high withered & not easy to fit. He has both dressage & jumping Sue Carson saddles & we both love them
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When they came out to do the check up, ( He'd changed shape a bit as he muscled up) as she changed the air you could see & feel a difference in the way he moved, so I feel he tells me that when it's how he wants it & you couldn't do that with a conventionally flocked saddle.
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I am a big fan of Sue Carson's saddles! I have the show style and it has really changed how he moves (a lot more free across the back!) plus when I told Sue that I had a slightly twisted pelvis she offered to pump up the top left side to support it into the corret position and I think it was two weeks ago I went to my chiropractor and she was amazed as my pelvis was straight!!! Can't believe it still!!!!
It did take a couple of weeks of riding before I got used to the flair but now I wouldn't go back.
 
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