Marjoman Anatomical V-System Girth
This anatomically shaped V-System girth from Marjoman reduces saddle forward slippage and provides even pressure on the girth straps through the V-system, optimizing saddle pressure distribution.
Features of the anatomical V-girth:
- Distributes pressure on girth straps
- Anatomically shaped
- Reduces saddle forward slippage
- V-system, buckles are interconnected
- Black
- Neoprene
Advantages of the anatomical V-girth:
- Comfortable for round horses or ponies where the girth tends to slide forward, thanks to the asymmetrical anatomical shape
- Allows horses or ponies to move freely along the girth even with limited space in the armpit region due to the non-thick material
- Buckles are interconnected and balanced for optimal pressure distribution
An anatomical comfort girth is ideal for:
- Round horses and ponies
- Horses and ponies with girth slippage issues leading to saddle displacement
- Avoiding uneven pressure on the girth straps
The V-girth is less suitable for:
- Very athletic horses without a belly, as the belly slopes up from the girth position to the thigh.
Uneven pressure on the girth straps?
Have you ever tightened your saddle only to find that one girth strap is a bit loose while the other is a bit tight? This can cause one side of your saddle to exert more pressure on your horse's back than the other, which is not the goal. A V-System dressage girth could be a solution. The buckles on this girth are interconnected by sturdy nylon straps, balancing each other out. This ensures equal pressure on both girth straps. Uneven pressure on the girth straps is often seen in V-girth system saddles and when horses bulk up shortly after the girth position.
The V-System girth can also help stabilize the back of the saddle if you have a V-girth system in your saddle. The V-system distributes pressure across the entire saddle, ensuring a good fit with the horse's back. If you have less pressure on the rear girth strap than the front one, the back of your saddle may tend to rock. The V-System girth could be the solution.
Anatomical shape of the girth:
The anatomical shape provides freedom of movement for the front legs and elbows and accommodates skin and fur movement.
Instructions for use of anatomical girth:
When using this girth, the curved side should face towards the front legs, and the hollow side towards the belly.
Color of the anatomical V-System girth:
Length of the anatomical V-girth:
Material of the comfortable dressage girth:
The V-girth is made of neoprene reinforced with nylon and features roller buckles.
