Tucker Equitation Endurance Saddle T49 w/Free Pad
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Saddle options as shown above: Brown, Brass Hardware, Round Skirt, Smooth, English Stirrup Leathers, English Rigging, Standard Leather.
Tucker Equitation Endurance Saddle T49
Tucker's approach to endurance saddles is unlike anyone in the industry. Creating light saddles, with superior comfort and craftsmanship has become their trademark.
The Equitation style provides the ridera balanced position in the seat. Stirrups are hung from English style stirrup bars placed for easy posting. Padded flaps feature strategically positioned knee rolls. A great saddle for the English crossover rider or riders who want plenty of leg freedom and a correct seat.
The Equitation Endurance T49 is the perfect saddle for the English crossover rider, making the transition a breeze. A great fit for riders searching for lots of leg freedom and a balanced, correctly aligned seat.
The T49 features padded flaps with strategically positioned knee rolls for extra comfort, grip and security. Ergo-balanced stirrups eliminate knees and ankle strain, getting you back to enjoying your time in the saddle.
Specifications
- Color: Golden, Brown and Black
- With Black seat and Black knee pads
- Seat Sizes: 15 1/2 to 18 1/2
- Tree: Medium, Wide, Extra Wide
- Hardware: Tucker conchos with brass or chrome rings
- Tooling: Smooth
- Rigging: English
- Fender: English Stirrup Leathers
- Horn: None
- Swell: 10 1/2"
- Cantle: 3 1/2"
- Skirt: 24" Round
- Weight: Approx 20 lbs.
The quality of the leather is very disappointing. The stirrup leathers are very rough on one side he side that touches the saddle flaps and it has rubbed the finish off the leather. The saddle leather should have had a better quality finish so that it could not rub off and the stirrup leather should have been smoother. I have never had a saddle where the coloring or stain is not fully penetrating the leather. This saddle seems to have a painted-on finish or color and the leather is very thick and stiff. I have ridden in an much older version of the Tucker EQ and that one was the quality of the english saddles I am used to.
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