GP correction pad with inlays

Name: EDIX GP correction pad with inlays
Brand: EDIX
SKU: 1.0904.6500004
Price: 99.50 EUR
Availability: InStock

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The EDIX versatile correction pad is anatomically shaped for an optimal fit. It has a wither cutout and contains 8 pockets for inserts and shims.... Show more

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Product description

The EDIX treeless saddle pad, correction, cotton, versatility

The EDIX versatility correction pad is anatomically shaped for an optimal fit. It has a wither cutout and contains 8 pockets for inserts and shims.

Anatomically shaped, versatility model
Wither cutout
Spine clearance when used with inserts
8 pockets for inserts and shims
Includes felt inserts and shims
Available in various colors
Size M

The EDIX versatility correction pad is anatomically shaped for an optimal fit. The pad has a wither cutout for extra space. The inserts on the underside of the pad promote spine clearance under the saddle. The top of the pad is made of cotton and has shim pockets for making adjustments. The bottom of the insert pockets is made of cotton. There are 2 large insert pockets on the inside/underside. The pad comes with felt inserts and shims.

Advantages of the EDIX versatility pad:

Universal square versatility model provides a nice fit under many models of treeless versatility saddles.
Provides extra spine clearance under treeless saddles when used with inserts.
Improves pressure distribution with treeless saddles.
Shim options for making corrections in the saddle's fit.
No wool on the underside, reducing the chances of sliding on round horses.

Disadvantages of treeless saddle pad:

On narrow horses, the wither cutout can cause the pad to shift slightly downward at the front. This can be resolved by hand-sewing the cutout closed or having a cobbler do it.