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Fleeceworks Sheepskin Western Pad w/Eco Felt Permanent Insert

Fleeceworks Sheepskin Western Pad w/Eco Felt Permanent Insert
 
The Fleeceworks Sheepskin Western Pad with Eco Felt Permanent Insert is designed of 100% merino wool. Navajo blankets can be used over, allowing for that custom look. The thermal balancing of sheepskin with easier care. Great for training, short to medium distances.

Color: Unbleached
Size: One Size, Western
Our Price: $399.00


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Product Code: FW-15

Description
 
The Fleeceworks Sheepskin Western Pad with Eco Felt Permanent Insert is designed of 100% merino wool. Navajo blankets can be used over, allowing for that custom look. The thermal balancing of sheepskin with easier care. Great for training, short to medium distances.

Color: Unbleached
Size: One Size, Western
Features
  • Fleeceworks Design Points and Materials

    Each material that is used in our pads was selected because it is the best choice for each particular job. Our genuine Australian sheepskin comes from older, wool producing sheep. Unlike lambskin, whose wool is very thick and tends to be coarse, the sheepskins from older sheep are dense, strong and very soft. This type of wool allows us to shear the wool down to about 1" length, which is the optimum length to protect against pressure points, deliver an effective thermal balancing layer and yet retain the fit and contact of your saddle.

    The two major benefits of real sheepskin are its ability to prevent pressure points and to deliver vital thermal balance. Genuine sheepskin has long been valued in the medical field. Bedridden and wheelchair bound patients depend on it for its ability to prevent pressure points. Even a well-fitted saddle can cause pressure due to the points of the tree and stirrup bars bearing weight over the shoulders. Fleeceworks pads are carefully constructed to provide extra protection in these vulnerable areas.

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