Recommend me a curved girth please :)

[daisysp8]

Hallo,

I have a Trekker to try :biggrin: but one thing i`m noticing more and more is that my lad has a forward girth groove, and all normal girths seem to do is pull the saddle forward over his withers and shoulders more, which can`t be comfortable for him, and isn`t great for me either. So are all curved girths basically the same ? ?

I think i`ll need a 22" .... and have been looking at this one:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI....006&var=570010402631&ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT

Does it seem ok ?

 

[poohsmate]

They are pretty much the same, that one looks ok as well, saying that the dressage ones don't tend to work as well as a full girth in stopping a saddle going forward, a bit pricey maybe, as i know where you can get full anatomical leather girths for that price:biggrin:

 

[daisysp8]

I`m willing to give it a go though as my normal dressage ones aren`t working that well ........ Are you going to share where the cheaper anatomical ones can be found ? ? :bounce: :biggrin:

 

[poohsmate]

I`m willing to give it a go though as my normal dressage ones aren`t working that well ........ Are you going to share where the cheaper anatomical ones can be found ? ? :bounce: :biggrin:

LOL..i have just phoned up and they only do the full ones...:smile:

 

[cassiebird]

I have an old trekker, I bought sooooo many girths but found this one the best for us
http://www.equinewhispers.co.uk/sho.../neoprene-banana-dressage-girth/prod_109.html

 

[whitby which]

I got a caldene anatomical 1/2 price - it is fantastic - kept the saddle in place around a very hilly 2'9" huntertrial

http://www.equishopping.co.uk/item-countryfirstdirectCALSHOG570056.htm

 

[daisysp8]

Fantastic ..... Thankyou guys

 

[newforest]

The one is used for Jack is the DTP one.