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Anatomical Studguard

284,23 $

Discover our anatomical saddle girth with panel, designed to offer maximum comfort and freedom of movement for your horse.

Available in black and brown leather, from 125–140 cm.

Features and Benefits:

Anatomical panel: A well-shaped anatomical panel with a narrower front section, ideal for horses with a narrow chest, reducing interference around the front legs.
Optimal fit: Balanced and cut to sit close to the horse without hanging down, providing a perfect fit.
Flexible sides: Soft, flexible sides that adapt to the horse’s shape, preventing the girth from being pushed backward and allowing the horse to move freely.
Extra elbow clearance: Designed to provide ample room around the horse’s elbow, increasing comfort and freedom of movement.
Triple-layer elastic sections: For extra durability and long-lasting use, ensuring the girth holds up over time.

Give your horse the best saddle girth for optimal comfort and performance in jumping. Order your panel saddle girth — the jumping girth — today and experience the difference in quality and fit!

Size

125

130

135

140

Color

Black

Brown

Clear

Description

How to Measure Your Girth — Get the Perfect Fit

To make sure you order the right size, we recommend measuring your existing girth rather than relying on the size printed on it. Elastic bands can stretch over time — especially on girths with only one or two elastic sections — so the actual length may no longer match the label.

Buckle your current girth as you normally would, at the tightness you typically use.
Measure from the end of one billet strap to the end of the other, following the full length of the girth.
Use this measurement as your reference — even if your girth is labeled 65 cm, it may now measure closer to 70 cm, and that’s the size you’ll want to order.

A few extra minutes of measuring makes all the difference in getting a girth that fits comfortably from day one

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