Savvy Equestrian - Horse Product Reviews
ThinLine Dressage GirthPosted September 26, 2007 |
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It's made from ThinLine's special material which I can only describe as being "neoprene like". The girth is reasonably wide, smooth and very soft. I had the opportunity to try it on a horse that we were bringing back into condition. Several things impressed me. For starters there are elastic inserts centered on the outside of the girth. This coupled with the special ThinLine material make a nice combination which allows it to fit like a glove. Second, it left absolutely no rub marks nor chapped skin. Lastly, it is amazingly durable. This surprised me. When I first picked up the girth, I thought it was interesting but wondered if with its apparent lack of form; will it last? It did. After three months of every day use it looks the same as the day it arrived. Pros Soft Material. Good for "girthy" horses. Cons Needs keepers for billets. Rating: 3.5 3 1/2 | |
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