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"I have purchased several items for my granddaughters. It's always difficult to buy online. I always trust the exceptional quality of items sold by Schneiders and their customer service is absolutely great!"
Overview
Schneiders® Fleece Bareback Pad with Stirrups
This fleece bareback pad with stirrups is a soft and durable pad that keeps you more comfortable (and clean) when riding bareback. This pad is comfortable for you and your horse with a canvas top layer and 1" felt padding with soft curl fleece lining. Adjustable web stirrups are removable to allow you to focus on your balance and leg strength, and a grip strap is included for security. A useful pad to keep in your barn for quick trips around your fields when you don't want to put on a saddle.
- Designed with a canvas top layer
- 1" felt padding with soft curl fleece lining
- Grip strap for security
- Suede wear leathers on flaps
- Flaps are 17" long
- Adjustable and removable web stirrups
- Spine 22" long
- 2" x 25" long billet straps on each side to attach a cinch
- 30" Neoprene Cinch with removable back and roller buckles included
- Weighs: 6 lbs
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Overall rating: 4.3333335 / 5 from 3 reviews.
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Basically a good saddle but with deficiencies
"Basically a good saddle, generally satisfied. Deficiencies: nylon latigo is very frail; already fraying around cinch buckle holes. 2) insufficient adjustment in stirrups; I got this for my 6 & 7 year old granddaughters but can’t get stirrups short enough to be useful for them"
Great idea, needs small design change or two
"This is a wonderful,thick bareback pad - very comfortable! Fits a wide range of horses - everything from a TB cross to a medium pony. Girth and buckles are solid and well-designed. The stirrups are a great help for getting on and off. Because they are anchored low on the pad (rather than up on the tree as stirrups on a saddle would be), they need shorter "leathers" so they can be adjusted to reasonable lengths. I got around this y rolling the "leathers" just as one would on a saddle. More crucially, the strap to which the girth attaches is made of woven cloth and is not wide enough or heavy duty enough to take the pressure of the girth. It slides to one side of the buckle, wrinkles and can then pucker and slide over the buckle's prong, particularly if the underside of the pad gets wet after riding though puddles/ponds. This fabric really should be upgraded, or supported better. Finally, (again a small suggestion in the "it would be great, but not a deal-breaker") category, it would be awesome if there was a small roll or rise in the fabric at the back to hold a cantle back in place."