>>> That is funny. I am in love with the trail model Judy let me try.
Carla has a cool one that is Western.
The western ones are the only ones I haven't tried, but I suspect they would
sit a lot like the Hybrids. (Heck, compared to most saddles, I think all of
my Sensations feel a good bit alik
> I've never met a Sensation that I didn't like. :)
>
That is funny. I am in love with the trail model Judy
let me try. Carla has a cool one that is Western.
Lorraine
Be a better friend, newshound,
I'm new to the group, and looking for a saddle to fit my Icelandic
gelding. Any feedback from the group on Sensation treeless saddles?
Thanks,
Hi Dorothy, and welcome to the list. Was it you who asked about the
durability of the Sensations on the treeless list? I got my fir
>
> > gelding. Any feedback from the group on Sensation
> treeless saddles?
I would love one like the one you brought for me to
ride.Carla has a western Sensation that is nice.
Lorraine
Be a bett
> gelding. Any feedback from the group on Sensation treeless saddles?
There are several pictures here:
http://iceryder.net/sensation.html
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http://clickryder.com
>> Any feedback from the group on Sensation treeless saddles?
Hi Dorothy...welcome to the list!! Please tell us more about your
IcePony and send photos. We're in WI..where are you located? I have
a Sensation saddle as my backup saddle for Huginn. My primary saddle
is a Reactor Panel Endurance
Hello Karen, Why do you think the hybrid does not work as well on
Melnir? Is he built a lot different from your other horses, shorter back??
Renee
He's built differently. First, he's smaller, but what I suspect is the
bigger issue is that he has pretty laid-back shoulders - not upright,
Robyn Schulze wrote:
>
> I bought mine from Kaaren, and was very happy w/ the service--she is
> very concerned about her customers' satisfaction. There is another
> midwest dealer that I worked with re: my Bob Marshall. This person
> also sells Sensations and I would NOT recommend her at all! Cus
I bought mine from Kaaren, and was very happy w/ the service--she is
very concerned about her customers' satisfaction. There is another midwest
dealer that I worked with re: my Bob Marshall. This person also sells
Sensations and I would NOT recommend her at all! Customer service was
nonexist
> Depending on where you live there are some distributors in the US and
> Canada. Kaaren Jordan is in California and I think several people have
> bought saddles through her - she is very thorough.
I bought mine from Kaaren, and was very happy w/ the service--she is
very concerned about her custo
Hi Pamela,
>I want to purchase a Sensation Hybrid. Where and from who is the best
>place for price and service. Also, what else do I need to know about
>these saddles. I rode in a friends English/dressage model and felt very
>safe and it was super comfy. I wouldn't use it all the time tho.
Dep
>>> Yes, thanks! I'm going to save these. Now, I just have to decide if I
want my next Sensation to be the hybrid or the western. ... Susan in
NV(who's NOT telling hubby I'm considering another saddle!!!)
I'm no help there since I've never seen a western model. I've never met a
Sensation that I
On 4/23/07, susan cooper <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Susan in NV(who's NOT telling hubby I'm considering
> another saddle!!!)
Oh my, I think I like the Western!!
V
If I was gonna get one mine would be bright harlot crimson.
Janice--
yipie tie yie yo
>>> What a great idea - I think it will really catch on. Laree
I think so...but for the record, I should probably clarify for anyone new on
the list. It was only four years ago that I'd get so depressed, afraid that
I had my ideal horse in Sina, but that I might not find ANY saddle to work
for h
So, if you get sick of a particular
> color, or if you want to use the saddle on a horse on a horse of a different
> color, you aren't stuck.
>
What a great idea - I think it will really catch on.
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>>> Then we went out on the trail. She rode her mellower Friesian and I
rode a Fjord. I took my hybrid Sensation and tried it on the Fjord. It fit
him great and Kim tried it and loved it.
Sounds like fun - are these people pretty close to you? I've had three
people in the past week take their
Sounds like a cool idea! I went riding yesterday with a lady I met on the
Fjord group. First we rode her Friesians in the coverall arena. I've never
ridden a Friesian-man do they have a huge trot! I had to refresh my
posting skills. It felt so weird compared to riding my little ponies. I
d
Hi Raven,
>yes...when you use the hard use set-up there is a gap in the stirrups
>nylons. i myself feel this is a hazard.
That is what I thought when I first saw it - I was trying to Velcro the
straps together but then it makes the hard use really restrictive. I talked
to Dana about it and she ha
>>>with a removable bolster that fits under the seat so the seat can be
>>>adjusted for different butts! You can also remove the bolster in the
>>>front if you don't like the swell.<<<
Sweet! That makes the saddle pretty versatile!
Looking forward to pictures!
Judy
http://icehorses.net
http
On 2/10/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I don't think I see your point here...?
I should know better than to take the laptop to bed and post when I
can't sleep. ;)
Way back when I was a dealer for an endurance tack company what I was
told is that you needed the plastic pipe (the
On 2/9/07, pippa258 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Finally got to try this saddle today...I love it!
Great photo!!!
V
Karen Thomas wrote:
>
> Sheesh, I did it again. That should read, "Regular stirrup LEATHERS work
> fine without any modifications." Sorry.
I know! When I read your first post, I was gonna have to ask you again
to clarify :-) ...but you caught it!
Trish
Raven wrote:
> Your pony is so darn cute!!! <;]
Thanks! And the bald spots aren't just on his withers. They are mainly
on his shoulder and neck and just the one spot on his withers.
Trish
> Oh no, we're not back to Conway buckles! That was the whole reason I
> changed to Webbers to start with.
The conways are just holding the webber to the stirrup ring. Once they're
on you don't have to mess with them. The webbers adjust the normal way.
Cherie
I've also just cut the loop off the end of the webbers, threaded that
through the stirrup ring on the saddle and put a hole in the webbers on each
side of the stirrup ring and attached the webbers to a large conway buckle.
That way you don't run out of holes if you need to make the stirrups re
> The newer EZ-rides have a fat slightly springy cover over the bolt that is
> supposed to add still more shock absorption. The loop of the Webber won't
> fit over that.
I've also just cut the loop off the end of the webbers, threaded that
through the stirrup ring on the saddle and put a hole in
Karen Thomas wrote:
> Gee...I've been making saddle pad covers. Now I'm giving helpful hints on
> stirrup riggings. I really don't care for Martha Stewart, but darned if
> this e-mail didn't sound Marth-ish. And that's not a good thing...
Thank you for this very detailed explanation! Oh, it's a
Regular stirrups work just fine though, without any modifications.
Sheesh, I did it again. That should read, "Regular stirrup LEATHERS work
fine without any modifications." Sorry.
Karen Thomas, NC
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You should use the grey high pressure outdoor PVC pipe, the other stuff
isn't strong enough and could shatter or break.
I don't think I see your point here...? The plastic piping is well under
$1 per foot (maybe under $.50 - can't remember) and it only took an inch per
stirrup. (Two inche
On 2/9/07, Karen Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The newer EZ-rides have a fat slightly springy cover over the bolt that is
> supposed to add still more shock absorption. The loop of the Webber won't
> fit over that. What I tried this last time is sliding the bolt through a
> piece of 1/2" (I
>>>Did you mean in your last statement that you use Webbers or regular
leathers? Or did you mean regular stirrups as in iron stirrups?
Sorry I wasn't clear. I use EZ-ride type stirrups on all my saddles now,
with either Webbers or regular stirrups leathers.
When the Sensation leathers are
Your pony is so darn cute!!! <;]
Raven
Lucy & Molly, the Girl Doggies
Huginn, the American Ice Pony
Dixie Chick, the Mini Barn Goddess
Western WI, USA, Planet Earth
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>> don't like the hard use stirrup set-up though. I probably have
this set up wrong as there is such a gap
yes...when you use the hard use set-up there is a gap in the stirrups
nylons. i myself feel this is a hazard.
Raven
Lucy & Molly, the Girl Doggies
Huginn, the American Ice Pony
Dixie Chick,
Karen Thomas wrote:
I don't like the hard use stirrup set-up though. I probably have this
set up wrong as there is such a gap. The model I had before came with
Conway buckles so you could change to the free-swing mode but you cannot
with this model. I need to changeout the
>>>Finally got to try this saddle today...I love it! So comfy...
I love mine too.
>>> I don't like the hard use stirrup set-up though. I probably have this
set up wrong as there is such a gap. The model I had before came with
Conway buckles so you could change to the free-swing mode but you ca
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