Total Saddle Fit Shoulder Relief Girth

The girth is designed with a cutback shape that shifts the center of the girth forward into your horse's natural girth groove. By creating a more perpendicular angle for the billets, it prevents the saddle from being pulled toward the shoulders, which is a common cause of forward slippage.

Yes, the cutback design is specifically engineered to provide extra clearance behind the elbows. This shape reduces friction and interference during movement, which helps prevent galls and allows for greater freedom of motion.

This girth is compatible with most standard dressage saddles that use long billets. However, because it relies on a specific geometry to redirect the billet line, it is most effective for horses whose saddle fit issues stem from the girth groove being positioned forward of the saddle's billet points.

Because it is crafted from high-quality English leather, you should clean it regularly with a mild leather soap and condition it occasionally to keep the material supple. The stainless steel hardware is rust-resistant, but wiping it down after use will keep it looking new.

The keepers are designed to be low-profile and secure, keeping the ends of your billets tucked neatly against the girth. This prevents excess leather from flapping during your ride and ensures a clean, streamlined look.