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The English Saddle Pad Buying Guide
Choosing an English saddle pad comes down to four decisions in order: shape (to match your saddle), size (to match your saddle's seat), material (to match how much your horse...
The English Saddle Pad Buying Guide
Choosing an English saddle pad comes down to four decisions in order: shape (to match your saddle), size (to match your saddle's seat), material (to match how much your horse...
Saddle Pad Thickness: How Much Is Too Much?
A saddle pad should be the thinnest one that still does its job. Thickness is a fit decision, not a comfort decision under a saddle that already fits, extra padding...
Saddle Pad Thickness: How Much Is Too Much?
A saddle pad should be the thinnest one that still does its job. Thickness is a fit decision, not a comfort decision under a saddle that already fits, extra padding...
What Size Saddle Pad Do I Need?
Size your saddle pad from your saddle, not your horse. Measure from the pommel button to the middle of the cantle, then choose a pad that extends about two inches...
What Size Saddle Pad Do I Need?
Size your saddle pad from your saddle, not your horse. Measure from the pommel button to the middle of the cantle, then choose a pad that extends about two inches...
How to Wash a Saddle Pad
Brush the pad dry first, wash in cold water on a gentle cycle with a pH-neutral soap, and air-dry it out of direct heat. Heat is what destroys saddle pads...
How to Wash a Saddle Pad
Brush the pad dry first, wash in cold water on a gentle cycle with a pH-neutral soap, and air-dry it out of direct heat. Heat is what destroys saddle pads...
Dressage, Jump, or All-Purpose: Which Saddle Pa...
Saddle pad shape follows the saddle's flap. Dressage pads are cut long and straight to sit under a long, straight dressage flap; jump and close contact pads are cut shorter...
Dressage, Jump, or All-Purpose: Which Saddle Pa...
Saddle pad shape follows the saddle's flap. Dressage pads are cut long and straight to sit under a long, straight dressage flap; jump and close contact pads are cut shorter...
Saddle Pad Materials Compared: Cotton, Fleece, ...
Saddle pad material is mostly a sweat-and-care decision. Wool and sheepskin absorb up to three times their weight in water; cotton absorbs about its own weight. Synthetic fleece is the...
Saddle Pad Materials Compared: Cotton, Fleece, ...
Saddle pad material is mostly a sweat-and-care decision. Wool and sheepskin absorb up to three times their weight in water; cotton absorbs about its own weight. Synthetic fleece is the...
Half Pad vs Saddle Pad: Do You Need Both?
They do different jobs, so most riders need a saddle pad and only some need a half pad. The saddle pad sits directly on the horse and manages sweat and...
Half Pad vs Saddle Pad: Do You Need Both?
They do different jobs, so most riders need a saddle pad and only some need a half pad. The saddle pad sits directly on the horse and manages sweat and...
Do You Need Gloves for Horse Riding?
Riding with Farris Protect little hands, build good habits early — and check the fit every season, because kids grow fast. Young riders learn faster and ride more confidently when...
Do You Need Gloves for Horse Riding?
Riding with Farris Protect little hands, build good habits early — and check the fit every season, because kids grow fast. Young riders learn faster and ride more confidently when...
Dressage Gloves: Fit, Feel and the Show-Ring Rules
Riding with Farris Measure around the widest part of your palm (without your thumb), match it to the chart, and if you're between sizes, size down — riding gloves should...
Dressage Gloves: Fit, Feel and the Show-Ring Rules
Riding with Farris Measure around the widest part of your palm (without your thumb), match it to the chart, and if you're between sizes, size down — riding gloves should...
Riding Glove Size Guide: How to Measure Your Hand
Riding with Farris In dressage the glove all but disappears — thin enough to feel everything, tidy enough for the ring. Dressage is a discipline of subtlety, and your gloves...
Riding Glove Size Guide: How to Measure Your Hand
Riding with Farris In dressage the glove all but disappears — thin enough to feel everything, tidy enough for the ring. Dressage is a discipline of subtlety, and your gloves...
Best Riding Gloves for Hot Weather and Sweaty H...
Riding with Farris The best summer riding gloves are lightweight, breathable, and grippy — a thin stretch back keeps hands cool while a textured palm holds the reins even when...
Best Riding Gloves for Hot Weather and Sweaty H...
Riding with Farris The best summer riding gloves are lightweight, breathable, and grippy — a thin stretch back keeps hands cool while a textured palm holds the reins even when...
Horse Riding Gloves for Men: How to Choose the ...
Riding with Farris Clean contact, a grip that bites, and stitching that survives the season. A good riding glove gives you clean contact and protects your hands; a bad one...
Horse Riding Gloves for Men: How to Choose the ...
Riding with Farris Clean contact, a grip that bites, and stitching that survives the season. A good riding glove gives you clean contact and protects your hands; a bad one...
Winter Horse Riding Gloves: Warm Hands Without ...
Riding with Farris Warmth and rein feel pull in opposite directions. Here's how to balance them. Cold fingers and clean rein contact pull in opposite directions. The whole trick to...
Winter Horse Riding Gloves: Warm Hands Without ...
Riding with Farris Warmth and rein feel pull in opposite directions. Here's how to balance them. Cold fingers and clean rein contact pull in opposite directions. The whole trick to...
Leather vs Synthetic Riding Gloves: Which Shoul...
Riding with Farris Touchscreen riding gloves have conductive fingertips that work a phone screen, so you can use a ride app, take a photo, or answer a call without bare...
Leather vs Synthetic Riding Gloves: Which Shoul...
Riding with Farris Touchscreen riding gloves have conductive fingertips that work a phone screen, so you can use a ride app, take a photo, or answer a call without bare...
How to Clean and Care for Riding Gloves
Riding with Farris Yes, most riding gloves can be gently hand-washed in cool water with mild soap, then air-dried away from heat. By the riders at Farris · Updated June...
How to Clean and Care for Riding Gloves
Riding with Farris Yes, most riding gloves can be gently hand-washed in cool water with mild soap, then air-dried away from heat. By the riders at Farris · Updated June...
Western Riding Gloves: A Practical Guide
Riding with Farris Western riding gloves protect your hands for trail, ranch, and roping work while keeping enough feel for the reins and rope — usually a durable leather or...
Western Riding Gloves: A Practical Guide
Riding with Farris Western riding gloves protect your hands for trail, ranch, and roping work while keeping enough feel for the reins and rope — usually a durable leather or...
Why We Put a Phone Pocket on a Saddle Pad
Riding with Farris A saddle pad with a built-in phone pocket keeps your phone secure, cushioned, and within reach while you ride — instead of loose in a pocket or...
Why We Put a Phone Pocket on a Saddle Pad
Riding with Farris A saddle pad with a built-in phone pocket keeps your phone secure, cushioned, and within reach while you ride — instead of loose in a pocket or...
Touchscreen Riding Gloves: Ride and Use Your Phone
Riding with Farris Touchscreen riding gloves have conductive fingertips that work a phone screen, so you can use a ride app, take a photo, or answer a call without bare...
Touchscreen Riding Gloves: Ride and Use Your Phone
Riding with Farris Touchscreen riding gloves have conductive fingertips that work a phone screen, so you can use a ride app, take a photo, or answer a call without bare...
Show Jumping and Eventing Gloves: What to Look For
Riding with Farris For jumping and eventing, grip and durability come first — you want a tacky, hardwearing palm that holds wet reins through fast, high-rein-handling rounds. By the riders...
Show Jumping and Eventing Gloves: What to Look For
Riding with Farris For jumping and eventing, grip and durability come first — you want a tacky, hardwearing palm that holds wet reins through fast, high-rein-handling rounds. By the riders...
Why Horse Riding Gloves Slip
Riding Tips · Grip & Control Why Do My Horse Riding Gloves Keep Slipping? (And How to Fix It) There are few things more frustrating in the saddle than feeling...
Why Horse Riding Gloves Slip
Riding Tips · Grip & Control Why Do My Horse Riding Gloves Keep Slipping? (And How to Fix It) There are few things more frustrating in the saddle than feeling...
Best Winter Horse Riding Gloves
Seasonal · Winter Riding Best Winter Horse Riding Gloves: Warmth Without Losing Feel Cold hands are more than uncomfortable — numb fingers mean clumsy aids and a weaker hold on...
Best Winter Horse Riding Gloves
Seasonal · Winter Riding Best Winter Horse Riding Gloves: Warmth Without Losing Feel Cold hands are more than uncomfortable — numb fingers mean clumsy aids and a weaker hold on...
Horse Riding Essentials for Beginners
Getting Started · Beginners Horse Riding Essentials for Beginners: The Complete Gear Checklist Starting out in horse riding is exciting — but the gear list can feel overwhelming. The good...
Horse Riding Essentials for Beginners
Getting Started · Beginners Horse Riding Essentials for Beginners: The Complete Gear Checklist Starting out in horse riding is exciting — but the gear list can feel overwhelming. The good...
How to Choose Horse Riding Gloves
Buyer's Guide · Gloves How to Choose Horse Riding Gloves: The Complete Buyer's Guide The right pair of horse riding gloves protects your hands, sharpens your contact with the reins,...
How to Choose Horse Riding Gloves
Buyer's Guide · Gloves How to Choose Horse Riding Gloves: The Complete Buyer's Guide The right pair of horse riding gloves protects your hands, sharpens your contact with the reins,...
Why Do My Riding Gloves Slip? How to Grip the R...
Riding with Farris Riding gloves usually slip because the palm has lost grip on wet, sweaty, or worn-smooth reins — the fix is a grippier palm, a snug fit, and...
Why Do My Riding Gloves Slip? How to Grip the R...
Riding with Farris Riding gloves usually slip because the palm has lost grip on wet, sweaty, or worn-smooth reins — the fix is a grippier palm, a snug fit, and...
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