SADDLE WITH MULTIPOSITION SHORT GIRTH STRAPS

NEW OPTIONS - 2G CONFIGURATION

MULTIPOSITION GIRTH STRAPS

FIRST GIRTH STRAP ELASTICATED WITH 2 POSITIONS, EASILY CHANGEABLE

This option incorporates:
-ELASTICATED MULTIPOSITION FIRST GIRTH STRAP
The elastic in the strap provides a great fitting and preserves the thoracic and breathe capability of the horse.

-MULTIPOSITION
You can change yourself the position easily.

--POSITION a (see the picture besides)
It solves possible displacements forwards.

--POSITION b (see the picture besides)
Recommended for horses that need a greater freedom (less pressure) in the back and withers.

Easy replacement of the girth straps without need of saddler work.

-MONOQUARTIER EFFECT
Avoids the fluttering of the flaps thanks to the combination of fixative elements like the velcro between the flaps, the fastener band for the straps in the outside flap, and a fastener for the front strap in the inside flap.

-SECOND GIRTH STRAP IN "V"
The saddle will have 3 places of holding: front side (number 1 in the picture), in the middle of the saddle (number 2) and in the back side (point 3).

It avoids micro impacts, not damaging the back of the horse.

It allows to adjust the position and angle of the second girth strap. It allows to position by means of a buckle and a Velcro the colocation as well as the inclination of the second girth straps, as per your taste or need of girthing.

1- Multi-position first girth strap.
2- Elastic
3- Fixative Velcro
4- Outside Flap
5- Fastener band for the straps
6- Hole for fastening the front girth strap.
7- Three holding places.
8- Buckle and fixative Velcro to easily reposition the second girth strap, according to the necessities of girthing.
9- Second girth strap in "V"
10- Hidden buckle to change the girth straps easily.
11- Inside flap.
If you would like to order a saddle with this option, please consign the reference when you place the order of your saddle:
+Ref. 00914 Dressage | Long girth straps
+Ref. 00915 Jumping | Short girth straps
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