Weaver Synergy Blanket-Top Wool Felt Saddle Pad in Brown, Turquoise, Black, Purple Southwestern Patterns

Blanket-top merino wool pad offers pro style, airflow, and elite durability.

When you’re horseback, a well-designed saddle pad keeps your horse comfortable, focused and working his best, whether that’s running barrels, roping steers, ranching, enjoying a trail ride or looking for a 230 score in the cutting pen. If the saddle pad looks sharp and is long-lasting, those are just bonuses.

The stylish blanket top is made of 100% New Zealand wool, designed to help you stand out while looking professional and put-together. With the right combination of rugged durability and exceptional wicking power, this steam pressed F1 merino wool felt saddle pad will keep your horse cool and protected on every ride.

F1 pure merino wool felt is the toughest of any industrial felt and is the ultimate in durability. This wool felt is used to make washers and door bumpers in the car industry because it resists compression and holds up to constant wear. Being a saddle pad is a vacation compared to some of the other jobs this wool felt handles.

Built for your horse’s comfort and performance, this saddle pad combines premium materials and skilled craftsmanship with the latest technology for a blanket you can use for years.

Product Details

• High quality, abrasion-resistant F1-rated 100% merino wool felt wicks 8x its weight in moisture, removing heat and sweat to cool your horse
  
• 100% New Zealand Wool ¼" blanket top offers a stylish, professional image
  
• F1 pure merino wool felt features 21 PSI compression rating to protect against pressure points and a 500 PSI tensile strength for the ultimate in durability
  
• Impervious to the effects of sunlight and oxidation

Sizing

Pro Tip:
When choosing the best saddle pad for your needs, it's important to select the correct size. A pad that's too small will not provide sufficient coverage while one that's too big may hinder movement. To help determine the correct saddle pad size, measure the length of your saddle and add 2-3 inches to both the front and back. A good rule of thumb is to have 1-2 inches of pad visible around your saddle.