I'm thinking about buying an adjustable tree saddle - experiences?

[Peterfernandes]

I’ve decided to bit the bullet and buy myself a new jumping saddle. I’ve been out of the horse world for a while and there have been a ton of technological changes that have happened. I’m a little overwhelmed and looking for advice/your opinions. Because I don’t own my own horse, I was thinking an adjustable tree saddle might be a good idea (I’ve worked with 4 horses in the last 2 years)
Just the facts: I am an eventer. I do not own my own horse but have a lease. My body type is almost exactly like Margie Goldstein, if https://192168ll.onl/ https://xender.vip/ https://testmyspeed.onl/
Margie worked an office job (5’0", short, muscular legs, kinda big butt).

I’m open to any and all suggestions. Thanks all!

[Bluey]

@Peterfernandes

I’ve decided to bit the bullet and buy myself a new jumping saddle. I’ve been out of the horse world for a while and there have been a ton of technological changes that have happened. I’m a little overwhelmed and looking for advice/your opinions. Because I don’t own my own horse, I was thinking an adjustable tree saddle might be a good idea (I’ve worked with 4 horses in the last 2 years)
Just the facts: I am an eventer. I do not own my own horse but have a lease. My body type is almost exactly like Margie Goldstein, if Margie worked an office job (5’0", short, muscular legs, kinda big butt).

I’m open to any and all suggestions. Thanks all!

May try the eventing forum for such question?

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[robinjamess]

@Peterfernandes

I’ve decided to bit the bullet and buy myself a new jumping saddle. I’ve been out of the horse world for a while and there have been a ton of technological changes that have happened. I’m a little overwhelmed and looking for advice/your opinions. Because I don’t own my own horse, I was thinking an adjustable tree saddle might be a good idea (I’ve worked with 4 horses in the last 2 years)
Just the facts: I am an eventer. I do not own my own horse but have a lease. My body type is almost exactly like Margie Goldstein, if TcsWebmailDadeSchools
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Margie worked an office job (5’0", short, muscular legs, kinda big butt).

I’m open to any and all suggestions. Thanks all!

I tend to try and stay away from movable parts on horse equipment just because those things are usually the first to break. I haven’t ridden in that one personally, but other HDR’s, and they are decent if you like them. I’d take a look in person and sit in one before you commit to buying it. The only review I could find online was that it only adjusts 1-1.5’, which may not be enough for the average person who would NEED an adjustable tree, rather than padding up/down.

I will always advocate for buying a used higher-end saddle rather than pay retail for something lesser-quality. Balance and small details like better stitching make them a better investment, IMO.