ThinLine Contour Basic Half Pad

Price £131.99 inc VAT

Stirrup Bar Protection, 95% Shock-Absorbing, Reduces Rider Movement, Non-Slip

More Protection Where You Need It

Contour pads add protection under the stirrup bar
Ultimate protection for both horse and rider’s back
Protection for riders back
Perfect for custom and well-fitting saddles
Provides maximum shock absorption without altering saddle fit or rider feel
Improves rider equitation
Tailored and discrete
Open-cell technology creates 100% breathability
Product durability – this pad will last 7-10 years
Textured and supple, it molds for a custom fit when warmed to body temperature
Non-slip

ThinLine Contoured Basic Half Pad gives you added protection under the stirrup bar of the saddle. We recommend the contoured style as it provides more material with more ThinLine protection. Protect you and your horse with a pad recommended by Saddle fitters, Veterinarians, and Surgeons.

Why should you purchase a basic ThinLine pad instead of a shimmable ThinLine Pad?

Price and Longevity– The ThinLine foam will remain functional for 7-10 years, depending on use. Basic pads will cost you less than £1.00 per month.

Versatility– Basic pads may be placed over any other saddle pad and may be used on multiple horses.

Maintenance– Basic pads require no care or washing.

Rider Spinal Health:
Riding over a lifetime can take its toll on a rider’s spine. Ultra ThinLine can drastically reduce the aches and pains that come from a time in the saddle by moving shock, weight, and heat laterally along the pad without compressing. Horses backs also benefit from the 95% shock absorption and from having a quieter ride in the saddle. ThinLine is the only saddle pad endorsed by Spinal Surgeons – See The Riders Pain-Free Back” by Dr James Warson.

Tack Care Instructions

ThinLine Tack is extremely easy to take care of, water is all you need. 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 Sprays, Leather Oils, etc. This can cause the ThinLine foam to harden. Be certain to clean thoroughly if they come in contact. If you are conditioning a leather portion of ThinLine Tack, we recommend using a paste-like style to control the application.