BMSS gave me hip tension/pain after about an hour. after 2-3 hours it
was like I was riding with one knee crooked over the pommel just for
relief. And i dont even have hip probs!
Janice
--
yipie tie yie yo
>>Why did Huggin not like the saddle?
huginn had a bad left shoulder and a dippy back. a treeless really
does not work well for him
that it why after a year of saddle hunting..i went with the reactor
panel saddle. raven
Why did Huggin not like the saddle? I am thinking of
getting one. Sylvia
>>>WEstern saddles<<<
Another thing I was thinking about that my hubby did on the wintec is
make a handle, kinda like an endurance hump. It wasn't engineered
properly cause when I went to get off or on I broke it off. It was to
high and in my way. He says he is gonna perfect it for me.It was
cov
you get a demo period<<<
So how do you get a demo period on a custom saddle? That is what worries me.
Raven, it was one very bad time for you at Forestville but remember
all the good times you had with him. You had many weekends for many
years. Remember them! And I pray you have many more w
>>felt that the BMSS does not have a twist so if the Sensation did not
work, I don't think you would find a BMSS comfortable
I loved my BMSS !!! I don't care for twists in saddle, so the BMSS
worked great for me, but not Huginn. Raven
Raven wrote:
> Pam..IMHO...what ever saddle you think about buying, pleased make sure
> you get a demo period. Good luck! Raven <;]
Reactor Panel does have one of the best demo programs. I think as far
as flex panel saddles go, they are better than the flex panels that bolt
on. You can infinite
>
> No kidding...for those of use obsessed with well-fitting saddles...the
> price becomes secondary...
>
> Wanda
> (I can't believe I just said that)
Also, never say it in front of a husband ;-)
Trish
Pam Hansen wrote:
> I am next trying crestridge saddles. It is an endurance short skirted
> extra wide saddle. I need to take measurements and take pics for her
> to see if they think they have one that will work. i have heard they
> are exceptional to work with. he said they have fitted Iceland
$1200" and "saddle" in the same sentence.<<<
Some people probably think I am/was totally crazy buying an Icelandic.
You paid what?? Well, it was the best money spent.
I plan on having Lukka for the next 20 yrs god willing so I want to
make her happy and me comfortable.
We are a team so we ne
>> Raven, isn't it close to Forestville st Park!!! Roadtrip for the
day or weekend. Take both my girls!
Hi Pam...I can't make any plans until after Monday, that's when Huginn
goes back to the U of MN. And ...well, right now, Forestville is
sorta a bad thorn for me. That's where Huginn got sick.
Pam..IMHO...what ever saddle you think about buying, pleased make sure
you get a demo period. Good luck! Raven <;]
Is she mutton-withered? wide
I will post pics in a couple of days. I have my daughter home from
college and want to spend time with her.
> Pam, do you have, or can you get, pictures of Lukka's back, sort of
> similar
> to the pictures at http://iceryder.net/backshape.html then we can see what
> type of back she has.
Is she mutton-withered? wide?
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
I sure would also pay MUCH more if you knew it would fit and not have
to pay for it if it didn't.
I have been thinking. Maybe I should just set up an appt and go see
him(Dave Grenedik (sp)-About the Horse) and see what he says. Bring
her down there. He isn't that far away.Maybe try the
>>> Wanda (I can't believe I just said that)
Ha! I still remember the first time I strung together the words "only",
"$1200" and "saddle" in the same sentence.
Karen
Karen Thomas
Wingate, NC
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On 13/07/07, Pam Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> But they are very expensive!<<<
>
> I don't care if it would fit, I would pay it.
No kidding...for those of use obsessed with well-fitting saddles...the
price becomes secondary...
Wanda
(I can't believe I just said that)
>I'd pay MUCH more for a well-fitting synthetic than for a poorly
fitting leather. <
I sure would also pay MUCH more if you knew it would fit and not have
to pay for it if it didn't.
>>>Ah..but if it fits, it's priceless
Yes if it fits. When you have a custom saddle made and it doesn't fit
you are stuck with a saddle that won't work.I believe you cannot
return. I would love to totally trust the guy and yes, of course I
would pay that.I have already contacted him about a
But they are very expensive!<<<
I don't care if it would fit, I would pay it.
That will be my last resort I think. I have been looking the under 800
range at the synthetics but if I can't find one I will go to him. I live
in Wi so his place isn't that far away. Hard to pay $1500 for a synthetic.
I'd pay MUCH more for a well-fitting synthetic than for a poo
>Our friends, who own Lina (half sister to our two) all ride western.
>Lina
> gaits beautifully with her western tack.
>
> Could you PLEASE find out what kind of saddle they use. I am still on
> the search for a western/endurance to fit Lukka.
Pam, do you have, or can you get, p
Pam Hansen wrote:
> I have a Bob Marshall western saddle
>
> I tried the Sensation hybrid and with my sciatica and hip problems I
> couldnt' handle it. I was in pain I am under the assumption I would
> have the same problem with all treeless. Wish I could just try many
> at one time.
>
Pam Hansen wrote:
> I have a Bob Marshall western saddle
>
> I tried the Sensation hybrid and with my sciatica and hip problems I
> couldnt' handle it. I was in pain I am under the assumption I would
> have the same problem with all treeless. Wish I could just try many
> at one time.
>
On 13/07/07, Pam Hansen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> That will be my last resort I think. I have been looking the under
> 800 range at the synthetics but if I can't find one I will go to him.
> I live in Wi so his place isn't that far away. Hard to pay $1500 for a
> synthetic.
Ah..but if it fits
I have a Bob Marshall western saddle
I tried the Sensation hybrid and with my sciatica and hip problems I
couldnt' handle it. I was in pain I am under the assumption I would
have the same problem with all treeless. Wish I could just try many
at one time.
>>>Genedek saddle? He has excellent saddle
fitting instructions on his website and the cordura endurance saddles
are a reasonable cost.
That will be my last resort I think. I have been looking the under
800 range at the synthetics but if I can't find one I will go to him.
I live in Wi so his
Looks like Kopar was able to runwalk, fox trot and step pace in his old
Western saddle :-) , which didn't fit particularly well.
That's a good point to remember - horses can only move freely (note the word
"freely") in a saddle that fits. Depending on the horse, some horses will
gait more p
I have a Bob Marshall western saddle that I use almost exclusively on all my
Icelandics. I love it. I did get the manufacturer to shorten the skirt.
It is a 15 inch saddle.
Renee
** Get a sneak peak of the
Pam Hansen wrote:
> Could you PLEASE find out what kind of saddle they use. I am still on
> the search for a western/endurance to fit Lukka.
Have you thought about a Genedek saddle? He has excellent saddle
fitting instructions on his website and the cordura endurance saddles
are a reasonable cos
Nancy Sturm wrote:
> Oh gee - I don't think we knew Icelandics couldn't gait in a western saddle.
> Our friends, who own Lina (half sister to our two) all ride western. Lina
> gaits beautifully with her western tack. I asked the young owner's sister
> what gait she was doing recently and she ans
Our friends, who own Lina (half sister to our two) all ride western. Lina
gaits beautifully with her western tack.
Could you PLEASE find out what kind of saddle they use. I am still on
the search for a western/endurance to fit Lukka.
Oh gee - I don't think we knew Icelandics couldn't gait in a western saddle.
Our friends, who own Lina (half sister to our two) all ride western. Lina
gaits beautifully with her western tack. I asked the young owner's sister
what gait she was doing recently and she answered "tolt". I wasn't sur
>>> Does Dave have some saddles that will fit Icelandics now? A few years back
>>> he told me that he didn't have anything short enough for an Icelandic.
Liz Graves brought two down here last fall when she did the clinic. Amazingly,
the narrower width was wide enough for Eitill and Trausti and
> You might want to try Dave Genedek's site aboutthehorse.com. He has
> cordura saddles available and an excellent saddle fit video.
>
> Trish
>
Does Dave have some saddles that will fit Icelandics now? A few years
back he told me that he didn't have anything short enough for an
Icelandic.
Ferne
Ferne Fedeli wrote:
>> You might want to try Dave Genedek's site aboutthehorse.com. He has
>> cordura saddles available and an excellent saddle fit video.
>> Trish
>>
>>
> Does Dave have some saddles that will fit Icelandics now? A few years
> back he told me that he didn't have anything sho
>I did a search for western saddles and there were over 1200 replies.
> I am looking for a western saddle to use occasionally on my Icelandic
> and wondered with all the combined history and knowledge of all of you
> someone knows of different types that have been used and successful.
Two thin
Pamela Hansen wrote:
> I did a search for western saddles and there were over 1200 replies.
> I am looking for a western saddle to use occasionally on my Icelandic
> and wondered with all the combined history and knowledge of all of you
> someone knows of different types that have been used and
I did a search for western saddles and there were over 1200 replies.
I am looking for a western saddle to use occasionally on my Icelandic
and wondered with all the combined history and knowledge of all of you
someone knows of different types that have been used and successful.
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