BAREFOOT SADDLES FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Horse-friendly Treeless Western saddle made of open pore cow hide especially adaptable to the horses back and very comfortable for the rider!
Dirt repellent surface treatment, leather trim. Light coloured, thick fleece underside, 6 D-rings, conchas and leather strings to attach your travel/riding needs. The fork (size wide) can be exchanged as with all Barefoot Saddles. (different width inserts are available for purchase separately)
Square skirts of the Barefoot 'Nevada' offer a large contact area and halt and therefore makes this model ideal for large framed, wide horses with low withers.
The english rigging allows for better saddle positioning on horses with large barrels and ensures a secure hold.
Matching wide fenders & stirrups are available separately.
- flexible in all directions
- promotes development of a good topline
- with VPS system
- ideal for broad backed horses
- weight only approx. 7KG
Colour, Black, Brown
Seat Size : One size only (1 1/2)
Balancing saddles through the saddle pad
Pommel insert measuring template
Using the Barefoot Saddle System
Correct change of Barefoot Front Pommel
Care and Maintenance of Barefoot Products

A = length of saddle
B = length of seat
C = length of skirt / saddle flap
Barefoot saddles are hand made. This makes every saddle unique. The measurements are therefore just reference points and can vary slightly.
Recommended for clothes sizes :
Ladies 8-16 Gents 28-36
A = approx. 53cm B = approx. 38 cm C = approx 46cm
Please note: The lenght of the saddle (A) is the overall length. As there is no pressure at all in the rear part, the horse can move freely. Even if the saddle looks a little too long on your horse, choose the size according to your measurements. It is very important that the saddle fits the rider well, so he has enough space between thighs and pommel and does not sit on the pommel or cantle, which would limit the saddles adaptability. The horse's back is free of any pressure at the rear - the Barefoot can even be lifted slightly at the cantle with a rider on board.