Non-slip for the sensitive backed horse

[StormyDay]

Just wanted to add: I just looked up the reviews on Smartpak for the thinline jumper girth and 4 out of 9 reviews are about the girth breaking/splitting :eek:

[largo]

I have the thinline girth, bought it early this year or last. it’s held up fine and looks good but it does nothing to stop my pads from sliding if I don’t have my horses breastcollar on.

[Libby416]

[QUOTE=largo;8988074]
I have the thinline girth, bought it early this year or last. it’s held up fine and looks good but it does nothing to stop my pads from sliding if I don’t have my horses breastcollar on.[/QUOTE]

Yea i saw the problems they had. Good to know it doesn’t help.

[soloudinhere]

The thinline leather products I have purchased have all been really poor quality leather.

I had better luck with slippage using the smartpak air+ neoprene girth with the wider center.

[doublesstable]

Ecogold no slip pads are great -

I use them at the shows too!

This is the one I use for schooling and LOVE IT!

http://www.doversaddlery.com/eco-gold-flip-half-pad/p/W1-C190089A/?eid=X18A00U1000&utm_source=google&utm_medium=PLA&adpos=1o1&creative=75877032967&device=c&matchtype=&network=g&utm_campaign=NB_PLA_Stubben_GOOG

[egrubbs]

Total side note…I just bought the Wilker’s Olympic Gripper pad on Monday to use as a show pad…it looks extremely promising and I will report back Saturday!