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Thinline Dressage Girth

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ThinLine dressage girth for even pressure and less saddle slip.

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ThinLine dressage girth

A dressage girth lined with ThinLine, a soft, flexible, non-slip and breathable foam that spreads pressure evenly and helps stop saddle slip.

ThinLine suggests it for “girthy” or cold-backed horses, paired with a protective saddle pad, to help them relax and breathe.

ThinLineEven pressure.

Non-slipLess saddle slip.

BreathableFoam.

20″–34″Sizes.

Product details

Type	Short (dressage) girth
Lining	ThinLine foam
Sizes	20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34
Brand	ThinLine

Questions & answers

How do I measure for a girth?

Answered by The Connected RiderMeasure your current girth from the end of one buckle to the end of the other. Or, with the saddle on, run a soft tape from the middle billet hole on one side, under the belly, to the middle hole on the other side.

Long or short girth?

Answered by The Connected RiderHunter, jumping and all purpose saddles have short billets and use a long girth. Dressage saddles have long billets and use a short girth.

Weight	3 lbs
Dimensions	30 × 6 × 4 in
Size	20, 22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 34

Brand

ThinLine

ThinLine saddle pads provide the ultimate in shock absorption. The choice by our own staff for therapy saddle pads.

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Fit guide

Girth sizes and how to measure

Girth	Fits
Long (hunter, jump, all purpose)	Saddles with short billets. Usually 44"–56".
Short (dressage)	Saddles with long billets. Usually 20"–34".
Mini / pony	Small horses and ponies.

Measuring

Easiest: measure your current girth from the end of one buckle to the end of the other.
No girth yet? With the saddle and pad on, run a soft tape from the middle billet hole on one side, under the belly, to the middle billet hole on the other side.
Between sizes? Go down. Each side should buckle about halfway up the billets so you can tighten as you ride.
Girths come in 2" steps, so sizes vary slightly by brand.

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