Tack Tip Tuesday
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Monoflap English Saddles
Most English saddles feature a two-flap design—a sweat flap underneath and an outer flap that covers the billets. This style provides versatility and is commonly used across dressage, jumping, and all-purpose saddles.
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Is my saddle too wide?
#TackTipTuesday - Is my saddle too wide? This saddle is already gone so I am glad I took the chance to video when I could. This saddle is a ... -
Measuring Australian Saddle Seat
Australian saddles are a unique style of saddle. People will try to relate them to English or Western saddles but they are their own type. This can... -
Basic Saddle Fitting: Bridging
Just a reminder, I am not a saddle fitter. Just a tack nerd to who loves to learn and share. Today we are going to break down the term bridging whe... -
Basic Saddle Fit Tips: Saddle Length
Just a reminder, I am not a saddle fitter. Just a tack nerd to who loves to learn and share. Having proper fitting tack is key to having happy, hea... -
Stirrup Bar Position
This small little tip can be the difference between a close call and some broken bones. On an English saddle the stirrups rest on the stirrup bar t... -
Rear Cinch Fit
It is #TackTipTuesday again! To continue on off of last week’s topic we dive into rear cinch fit. Also called a back cinch. The purpose of a back c... -
Proper Saddle Storage
I am so excited to get back and talk about tack after taking a break to welcome my new son, Jasper, into the world. Our first topic for getting b... -
Parts of a Western Saddle
To conclude our mini-series, let’s go over the parts of a western saddle. Due to the nature of their design there a few more parts to name than a... -
Different Types of Western Saddles
The difference between western saddle styles is not as extreme as English saddles, but there are a few different categories that a saddle can fal... -
Parts of an English Saddle
Now that we have gone over the basic types of English Saddles last week, let’s take a closer look into parts of an English Saddle. Not everyone i... -
Different Types of English Saddles
If you are starting the hunt for your first saddle, it can be overwhelming on the options. With terms such as; close contact, all-purpose, evente...
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