Prolite Tri Thin Pad is based on a thin wide pad to minimise bulk. This is a slimmed down version of our popular adjustable pad affectionately known as the saddle fitter's friend. It provides quick easy front or rear adjustment when trying to balance a saddle.
Set on a thin base to keep bulk to a minimum this three-pocketed pad provides endless solutions when trying to balance a saddle on a horse with asymmetric conformation or during a remedial fit. Also helpful for the sway backed or croup high horse.
Top riders trust Prolite to:
- Absorb impact
- Helps to eliminate pressure points
- Helps toprevent rubbing
- Keeping a competitive edge means leaving nothing to chance
When you need equipment that works as hard as you do that performs under pressure and delivers results every time you can count on the 3-in-1 benefits of Prolite. This flexible cushioning layer protects during the most rigorous activity and maximises comfort to allow your horse to relax and concentrate on the job in hand. A problem solver and a preventative measure. Developed tested and endorsed by professionals it's the intelligent answer to the demands of equestrian sports today.
Base: 1/4" closed-cell medical grade Prolite foam
Pockets: Two front | Two middle | Two rear
Removeable shims supplied: Set of six 1/4" shims
Spine length: 53.5cm
Based on a thin wide pad to minimise bulk, this is a slimmed down version of our popular adjustable pad affectionately known as “the saddle fitter’s friend”.
Provides quick easy front or rear adjustment when trying to balance a saddle. Set on a thin base to keep bulk to a minimum, this three-pocketed pad provides endless solutions when trying to balance a saddle on a horse with asymmetric conformation or during a remedial fit.
Also helpful for the sway backed or croup high horse.
The Tri-Pad has six pockets so is probably our most versatile tool for the saddle fitter because adjustment can be made at either the front, middle and rear, plus balance adjustments side to side. This makes it useful for a horse with asymmetrical conformation and can also be the solution for a horse with a dippy back, an older horse for example, where you can just shim the central sections.
