ComfyFit Treed Saddle

The beautiful padded saddles are standard for the ComfyFit harness, not so common  in the world of harness.

Designed for comfort and stability our saddles are wrapped and padded, featuring an steel tree, wide gullet and extended padding down the sides.

This is the saddle which comes as standard with comfy fit harness.

Options

• Soft, flexible, comfortable linings.
• Your choice of black leather or black carefree lining. BLACK LEATHER LINING IS NOT KEPT IN STOCK AND WILL TAKE 6-8 WEEKS TO COMPLETE.
• Sizes from VSE to Draft proportioned for the size animal using it.

Used with standard ComfyFit girth and shaft loops (either the standard shaft loops or the quick release shaft loops) which are sold separately.

Available in sizes from VSE to Draft.  Not all sizes are stocked, please allow extra time for some sizes.

Measurements:

Please note –

• Mini A is a miniature horse that is at 34″ and below tall.
• Mini B is a miniature horse that is just over 34″ – 38″ tall.
• Mini C is that miniature horse that is 38″-40″ tall. Mini C can be the very stocky B sized minis as well.
• Small pony/Shetland is 40″-44″.
• Large pony is 45″ to 13 hands. These are typical height measurements. Please don’t think you can choose your saddle, bridle, halter or harness just by height. It is important to measure to ensure proper fit. These height measurements are a guide line ONLY!!

Use the chart below to help you choose a saddle size:

Below are the actual saddle measurements:

• Mini A or B or Mini Donkey/Mule – 3″ x 29-30″ long with 3/4″ wide girth strap
• Mini C – 3″ x 34-35″ long – with 3/4″ wide girth strap
• Small Pony – 3″ x 37-38″ long – with 3/4″ wide girth strap
• Large Pony – 3″ x 41-42″ long – with 3/4″ wide girth strap
• Cob – 4″ x 48″  long – with 1″ wide girth strap
• Horse –  4″ x 52″ long – with 1″ wide girth strap
• Large Horse – 4″ x 56″ long – with 1″ wide girth strap
• Draft – 4″ x 60″ long – with 1″ wide girth strap

Indicate your selection in the options based on these measurements please.

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