Tough1 Pachanga Wool Contour Saddle Pad

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Tough1 Pachanga Wool Contour Saddle Pad with New Zealand wool and hand-woven construction.

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Pachanga Wool Contour Saddle Pad with New Zealand wool and hand-woven construction

The Tough1 Pachanga Wool Contour Saddle Pad is a Western saddle pad made with 100% New Zealand wool and felt. It measures 36″ x 34″, 3/4″ thick, which suits full-size Western saddles, with extra drop to show off the pattern.

Set the pad an inch or two ahead of the saddle at the withers and pull it up into the gullet before cinching so it does not bind the withers. Order by 11 am CST and in-stock items ship within 48 business hours.

New Zealand woolMade from 100% New Zealand wool, a dense natural fiber that breathes and wears well.

Hand-wovenHand-woven construction gives the pattern crisp, detailed lines.

Moisture-wicking feltThe felt layer wicks sweat away from the horse’s back and adds cushion under the saddle.

Contoured shapeCut to follow the curve of the horse’s back, so the pad sits flat instead of tenting over the withers.

Product details

Type	Western saddle pad
Material	100% New Zealand wool and felt
Colors	Light Blue/Royal Blue/Black/White, Light Purple/Black/Dark Purple/White, Red/Black/Taupe/White, Teal/Black/Royal Blue/White
Measurements	36″ x 34″, 3/4″ thick
Brand	Tough1

Questions & answers

What size pad do I need?

Answered by The Connected RiderMost adult Western saddles use a 31″ to 32″ pad, barrel and round skirt saddles a 28″ to 30″ pad, and youth and pony saddles a smaller pad. The pad should show an inch or two in front of and behind the saddle all around.

How do I put it on correctly?

Answered by The Connected RiderSet the pad a little forward, then slide it back into place with the hair. Before you cinch, lift the pad up into the saddle’s gullet so it does not press on the withers.

How do I care for a felt pad?

Answered by The Connected RiderBrush off hair after riding and let the pad air dry hair side up. Rinse with a hose when it gets crusty, but never put it in a washer or dryer.

Weight	6 lbs
Dimensions	34 × 18 × 4 in
Color	Light Blue/Royal Blue/Black/White, Light Purple/Black/Dark Purple/White, Red/Black/Taupe/White, Teal/Black/Royal Blue/White

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Tough 1

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Fit guide

Western saddle pad sizes and fit

Pad size	Usually fits
19"–26"	Mini, youth and pony saddles
28"–30"	Barrel, round skirt and short saddles
31"–32"	Most adult Western saddles
32"–34"	Long-skirted ranch and roping saddles

How to measure

Your saddle: lay it upside down and measure the skirt from the front edge to the back edge. Choose a pad 1" to 2" longer.
Pad size: sizes are listed length x width, like 31" x 32". Length runs front to back along the spine. Width runs edge to edge over the spine, so each side drops about half the width.
Thickness: measure at the edge of the pad, not at a wear leather or insert.

A good fit

Size: the pad should show an inch or two in front of and behind the saddle and below the skirts all around.
Withers: lift the pad up into the saddle's gullet before cinching so it does not press on the withers.
Thickness: 3/4" to 1" felt suits most saddles. Too thick a pad can make a saddle fit tighter.
Shims: shim pads with inserts help level a saddle on a horse with hollows or high withers.

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