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How many different numbers can nuumed pads have?
  1. What is a full size saddle pad?
  2. What size is a pony saddle pad?
  3. What are the different types of saddle pads?
  4. How do I choose a saddle pad?
  5. What size pad does my horse need?
  6. How thick should my saddle pad be?
  7. What is cob size saddle pad?
  8. How big is a dressage pad?
  9. What size saddle does my pony need?
  10. What is the difference between a saddle pad and a Numnah?
  11. What is a CC saddle pad?

What is a full size saddle pad?

The average western saddle pad will measures 32 inches by 32 inches or 30″ x 30, square, when unfolded. That means most western pads have a 15-16 inch drop (distance from the center fold to the bottom edge) and a 30-32 inch spine.

What size is a pony saddle pad?

What size is a pony saddle pad? Pony pad sizes -spine length of 18 ½ inches and a drop of 19 inches.

What are the different types of saddle pads?

Saddle pads come in a variety of material choices. Fleece and cotton are two of the most popular choices because of their wicking capabilities. The fleece may be synthetic or can be actual sheepskin or wool. Cotton and synthetic fleece pads are typically less expensive and are easy to care for.

How do I choose a saddle pad?

The pad should be at least one inch bigger than the saddle all the way around. However, one that is too big can cause excess heat and bulk. A thicker pad is not always the best either. Choose the type of pad you need based on the type of riding you do.

What size pad does my horse need?

You always need a pad that is AT LEAST the length of your saddle's skirts with a little bit to spare on either end. So the barrel saddles that I measured need pads that are a minimum of about 27" long.

How thick should my saddle pad be?

If you and your gear together weigh more than 200 lbs., you should get at least a 7/8" pad, but a 1" would be better. What kind of terrain will you be riding on? If you regularly ride over mountainous or hilly areas, again, you want at least a 7/8" thick pad, but 1" would be better.

What is cob size saddle pad?

Generally speaking, there are a few different sizes: pony, cob, and full. Pony sized pads are meant for small ponies, cob sized for big ponies or small horses, and full sized for big horses. It is important to pick the right size, so that the saddle pad fits as it should.

How big is a dressage pad?

Dressage pads are available in various widths and lengths, with average sizes ranging from 22 inches wide to 46 inches long. Some styles of dressage pad offer swallowtail detailing or contrasting piping.

What size saddle does my pony need?

Under 16.5 inches — You probably need a 15-inch seat size in an English saddle. Between 16.5 and 18.5 inches — Look for a 16-inch saddle. Between 20 and 21.5 inches — Try a 17-inch saddle. Over 21.5 inches — Try an 18- or 19-inch seat size.

What is the difference between a saddle pad and a Numnah?

A numnah is similar in function to a saddle cloth, however, it is more like a saddle pad. Essentially the main difference between a numnah and a saddle cloth is the fact that a numnah is shaped around the saddle, and a cloth is usually a square piece of material.

What is a CC saddle pad?

Plain Close Contact Pads

Crafted specifically for close contact saddles these plain cotton saddle pads have been engineered with high quality cotton and a technical wicking fiber fill for moisture management and comfort. ... Take a look at our range of close contact/ monoflap saddles , bridles and horse boots.

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