Can you change the seat size of a saddle?
Can you change the seat size of a saddle?
Can you change the seat size of a saddle?
The Specialized Saddles seat size reducer is an insert that will convert your saddle to the smaller size you need. Custom made for any seat size, the seat size reducer ensures you have a good fit and secure seat in any saddle.
What size saddle does a 14 year old need?
You want to choose a saddle size that is about 10% longer than your child’s upper leg. For example, if your child’s upper leg is 9 inches long, you should get them a 10 inch youth saddle. If your child’s upper leg is 11 inches long, you will want to get them a 12 inch saddle.
What size saddle does a 12 year old need?
Sizing Chart
| 7″ – 8″ | Very small child or toddler |
|---|---|
| 11″ – 12″ | Child 7 – 10 years old |
| 13″ | Youth or large child |
| 14″ | Small adult |
| 15″ | Average adult |
What size saddle do I need if im 5 7?
Sizing Chart
| Pick Your Size Range | Find Your Seat Size | |
|---|---|---|
| Weight | Height | Saddle Size Western |
| 100-170 lbs. | 5’4″ – 5’9″ | 15″ or 15.5″ |
| 150-210 lbs. | 5’7″- 5’11” | 16″, 16.5″ or 17″ |
| 200+ lbs. | 6’+ | 17.5″+ |
How do you pick the right size saddle?
The following will give you a very general idea of saddle sizes:
- Youth: 12 to 13 inches.
- Small adult: 14 inches.
- Average adult: 15 inches.
- Large adult: 16 inches.
- Extra-large adult: 17 inches.
What size is a youth saddle?
12 to 13 inches
Western Saddle Seat Sizes The following will give you a very general idea of saddle sizes: Youth: 12 to 13 inches. Small adult: 14 inches. Average adult: 15 inches.
Can you jump in an all purpose saddle?
It usually offers a deeper seat than a jump saddle, while retaining the ability to shorten the stirrups. An all-purpose saddle does not take the place of a jump or dressage saddle for a rider who wishes to be proficient beyond a basic level of dressage or jumping.
Do you buy a saddle to fit the horse or the rider?
As well as fitting the horse, it’s important that the saddle fit the rider. A saddle that is too small will cause discomfort as you bump against the pommel at every stride (believe me, I’ve been there) A saddle that is too large will have you swimming around trying to maintain your position.
How do I know what size saddle fits me?
It’s easy to measure a western saddle’s seat size. Use a retractable tape measure. Start the tape measure behind the swell and stretch it across the seat to the front of the cantle. That measurement is the seat size.