Anyone familiar with FlexiGirth? Feedback?

So I’m new to the “short girth” options and was shopping around, came across this brand, FlexiGirth, where it’s wide elastic under the sternum. It intrigued me… Wonder if anyone here has experience with them to let me know how they work out and how durable they are?

They also sell a flash noseband bridle… anyone familiar with their quality? Figured if I was going to be buying/shipping from the UK to the US, may as well make it worthwhile, right?? :wink:

Dont know about Flexigirth, but the Total Saddle Fit Stretch Tec has elastic at the sternum… https://www.smartpakequine.com/pt/to…SABEgK9mfD_BwE

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I haven’t seen that before, but I have a Tapestry girth, which is a similar concept, and I really like it so far.

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Ya, I’ve seen those too, I love the concept. … flexigirth seems to be a minimalistic version? I’m hoping the naked elastic is sturdy smug to stay laying flat under the sternum and not have a tendency to roll at the edges. … I did get the sleeve to go over it so maybe that helps as well. … will be interesting to see how it does over time! They are hand made in the uk so I’m hoping they ate going to be nice!

I’m not familiar with tapestry. … but glad to hear some good feedback on the overall concept!

I have used a long Flexigirth for several years on a round PRE who finds it very comfortable. He used to wince when you tightened a regular girth, but he doesn’t with this one (no girth guilt!). It has no bad habits and the only difference is having to hose it down to get it clean. The only reason I don’t use a short one on my dressage saddle is because the Barnstable one won’t wear out. It’s great for changes in seasonal “roundness” too.

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