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Ive been on the search for a Western saddle for a few weeks now. This one is owned by a woman at my barn that is letting me try it out. Havent ridden in it yet, planning on doing that on Friday. But I did want to try it on my yearling.
Wasnt expecting...
Started by cgriffin6 on
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Thanks! Is this one a nice saddle? I feel stupid for asking about this like I am, but Id rather get a saddle worth my....
saddle that you can wash with soap and water! All the fittings are stainless so no rust and they come it.
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How to get scratches off an english saddle? Okay so I've got a really nice jumpers saddle, but it's a little beat up and has some scratches and marks on it. I don't want to get a new one, but this show season I want to be more serious/competitive so I...
Started by ℓღνє му нღяѕє on
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by 5 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at yahoo):
A good bit of saddle soap little scratches :)
Dying the leather of the saddle might work, but the deep scratches will still, give you a comfy seat and cover....
As noticeable, but keep putting on more oil until it wont absorb any more .
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Can anyone recommend a good show pad, that's easy to care for and doesn't shrink!
Started by Riorider on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chronofhorse):
Yup, I am a big fan of Wilkers, although I have also .
Wilker's pads, reasonably priced, they can go in washer and dryer with regular laundry soap, and they last with regular laundry soap, and they last forever.
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I just bought a used 5 star saddle pad. I am going to wash it before I use it and am wondering what I should use to get the dirt and what not off of it? Any thoughts on what works best?
Started by gotothewhip on
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I usually....
•When washing, make every detergent on them.
Felt Contoured Saddle Pads contain 90% virgin wool and 10% reworked wool giving your animal protection soap, as you will risk leaving soap residue that might irritate the animal.
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On Mon, 15 Jun 2009 18:21:58 -0500, Tom Sherman °_° <sunsetss0003REMOVE_THIS@yahoo.com
For those who take winters off riding, what is the best way to
re-acclimate to sitting on the saddle? Should rides be limited to where
there is no after ride...
Started by Tom Sherman °_° on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
The weight that you place
on the saddle....
Padded Sherman °_°
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Sounds like you're working with an unsuitable saddle.
Tom Sherman °_°
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Try a different style saddle.
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On Thu, 26 Feb 2009 20:04:02 -0800 (PST), Andre Jute <fiultra1@yahoo.com
A writer sits all day. My bum gets awfully tired. When I go on my
bike, I want my bum soothed, or at least not further bruised. I'm
thinking of getting a Brooks saddle to replace...
Started by Andre Jute on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at omgili):
A hard saddle that fits is most the upright position suggested by the bar and saddle heights,
I'd say a wider sprung model would my Brooks saddle until....
Soap will prevent leather becoming
'hard' to the point of cracking.
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So I am hopefully going to be getting a new saddle soon(: Actually from someone on here. VERY excited!
I've never had a leather saddle before, so I want to take really really good care of it. I have Leather CPR which I know is good for scratches and keeping...
Started by Lexiie on
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by 4 people.
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You can....
Any scratches colors are safer to work with.
Some have protective finishes.
But most of that stuff, if the saddle is the light colored leather, tread carefully.
Used Murpheys Oil Soap with a little water and a sponge or Olive Oil.
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Tried a few over the past couple of years, special Ti models, swallows, B17s etc.
Never kept hold of one though.
Now I'm tempted to try again, a broader type for my broader ass, so want to know folks choices and experiences, seeing as they ain't cheap...
Started by saltyman on
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by 9 people.
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I can think of a couple of other things he might want to be careful of using is that it darkens the leather considerably... .
They are a four rail saddle though so you will need an expensive saddle.
B72 is my favourite as fitted to my Schwinn.
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Leather protection for saddlebags... What is the consensus here on leather treatment. Maybe mink oil or saddle soap. Any ideas? Share Share this post on Digg Twitter Share on Facebook Reddit!
Started by Dave Nadeau on
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Give you some ideas – see their saddle-care section....
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Soooo to import my boots into New Zealand, they have to be so spotless.. very sterile and clean! So my dad helped me pick out some saddle soap, leather lotion.. and brown shoe polish.
Let's just say I had a little bit too much fun.. I spent over 3 hours...
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by 6 people.
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