ThinLine Bareback Saddle Pad Replacement Girth

ThinLine Bareback Saddle Pad Replacement Girth

When you have lost your girth for your ThinLine Comfort Bareback Pad, you came to the right place!
On this page, you can order the girth only to replace it.

If you are looking for the complete ThinLine Comfort Bareback Pad, here is the link!
If you seek the most comfort and stability this is the bareback pad of choice.

Benefits and Features of our Bareback Pad

• Extraordinary shock absorption for riders and horses
• Non-slip, breathable material against the horses’ back ensures the pad stays in place.
• One size fits all, from pony to warmblood!
• Ultimate connection with your horse
• Girth included

What makes the ThinLine Comfort Bareback Saddle pad so comfortable?

Our Comfort Bareback pad is designed to be non-slip, breathable, and shock-absorbing. The pad has a great suede look with the famous ThinLine breathable material on top. This has an amazing shock absorption for both horses and riders and the waffle-weave backing keeps you stable and happy.

This is the perfect combo for the most comfortable Bareback Pad!

Can I attach stirrups?

The whole point of Thinline is the added stability and shock absorption – with The ThinLine Comfort Bareback Saddle pad you will learn to ride with a balanced seat and will no longer long for stirrups!

Sizing Details of the Comfort Bareback pad:

One size fits all! From pony to warmblood!
Available in Black and Brown.

Bareback Pad:

• • 25.5″ – 64.5 cm total length
  • 23″ – 58.4 cm spine length
  • 15.5″ –39.4 cm front drop
  • 12″ – 30.5 cm rear drop

Bareback Girth:

• • 25 inches – 63 cm.
    Each side billet is 16 inches (40 cm) from the first to the last hole giving a
  • Total girth reach of 45 inches (115 cm) to 89 inches (226 cm)
  • This pad fits a pony to a draft

How do you take care of your ThinLine Bareback Pad?

ThinLine Tack is extremely easy to take care of. Keep your Comfort Bareback Pad clean by hosing down. Hang to dry naturally with no heat source, including sun. Using a fan speeds the drying process. Using baby wipes or a little simple dish soap works well for quick cleans up too.

To ensure the longevity of your ThinLine Tack. It is important to keep it away from chemicals such as Show Sheen, Fly spray, Leather Oils, etc. This can cause the ThinLine foam to harden.

Relatable products?

• ThinLine Seat Saver;
• ThinLine Stirrup Wraps
• Bitless Noseband Bridle Converter

So, still not convinced?

Please read the review of the Therapeutic Riding Center in Ohio, USA or more ThinLine reviews