Sheepskin Comfort Half Pad – Trifecta

ThinLine Full Sheepskin Trifecta Correction Half Pad

The ThinLine Full Sheepskin Trifecta Correction Half Pad is a top-of-the-line product that provides exceptional comfort and support for both horse and rider. The ThinLine layer is sewn on top of high-quality cotton with medical grade sheepskin under the panels and at the front roll. Underneath the ThinLine layer is a pocket to insert shims to help with minor saddle fit adjustments. With the same features you know and trust, this half pad is now upgraded with new features to provide even more comfort and support.

Features:

• Spine channel now has sheepskin that is sheared shorter, creating a spine free centre band.
• Wither profile- raised to accommodate more toplines.
• Improved cotton base- higher quality cotton with denser weave and light wool fill.
• Improved billet straps- stronger and more durable.

With the ThinLine Full Sheepskin Trifecta Correction Half Pad, you can customize your saddle fit with shims made of the same trademark foam. The shaped wither profile provides clearance while the ThinLine panels help create a spine free channel. The ThinLine foam provides 95% shock absorption, minimizing rider movement and creating a quieter seat. Additionally, ThinLine’s open cell technology provides 100% breathability and is non-slip. The medical grade Merino wool on a natural hide adds to the comfort and support of this half pad.

Available in White, Black, Natural and Dark Brown.

What is ThinLine?

ThinLine is a thin, shock-absorbing non-slip breathable foam. The only product endorsed by surgeons, master saddlers, riders and veterinarians. The Thinline material is sewn onto the panel of our half saddle pads. The manner in which ThinLine absorbs motion encourages horses to lift their backs, developing strength and top-line. It has been endorsed by Veterinarians, for horses, as well as Spinal Surgeons for riders. It is a top pick for Master Saddlers around the world. Equine Chiropractors and Massage Therapists carry it on their trucks to keep horses