The anatomical shape of the saddle pad is designed to conform to the natural curves of the horse's back, avoiding pressure on sensitive areas of the withers and spine. The material is raised at the front to allow as much space as possible for the sensitive wither area. The contoured back keeps the saddle pad edge away from the horse's spine and prevents sagging. Additionally, the sufficient stiffness of the saddle pad minimizes the risk of slipping during training.

Winderen places importance on product quality and perfect finishing, which is why Anatomic Top Line products are exclusively handmade in Poland.

Features

• A - Durable outer material The outer material is durable, breathable, and wear-resistant. It is anti-slip and constructed to maintain its elegance over time. Horse hair and dust are easy to remove. Enhanced with a precise, leather-like finish.

• B - Felt filling Horses sweat most under the saddle flaps, which is why the saddle pad filling is soft, natural felt. Its high sweat-absorbing property provides excellent insulation between the saddle and the horse.

• C - Embossed 100% cotton The underside of the Anatomic Top Line saddle pad is 100% natural embossed cotton, providing the best possible thermoregulation and moisture wicking.

Felt in the high-sweat area - for excellent moisture transfer

Horses sweat a lot during training - this is a natural mechanism to lower body temperature and prevent overheating. Therefore, the equipment we use must ensure effective moisture transfer - to cool the horse's body and make the horse more comfortable during riding. This is especially important on hot days or during intense workouts.

During riding, the horse sweats most under the saddle pad, in the area directly under the saddle flaps. The Anatomic Top Line saddle pad features a soft, highly absorbent natural felt filling and an embossed 100% cotton underside, which excellent moisture wicking. These natural materials provide excellent insulation between the saddle and the horse, preventing the sensitive skin on the back from overheating and ensuring your horse's comfort under the saddle.