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Versatile half pad improves the fit and balance of all saddles Highly adjustable Shock absorbing Extremely lightweight 10mm Memory Foam 3D shock-absorbing gel spacer Breathable construction prevents overheating Faux leather insert protects the sensitive wither area Silicone grip prevents slipping or shifting 20-30% Lighter than other half pads Info & Care: Machine washable at 30 degrees (remove shims prior to washing) Air dry only, do not tumble dry For best results consult a saddle fitter, osteopath or veterinary to properly adjust shims
The Kentucky Horsewear Correction Impact 1/2 pad is a versatile correction pad that improves the fit and balance your saddle. Ideal for younger horses or horses who are going through body changes, the Half Pad Correct Impact allows you to easily correct and adjust the saddle position. This shimable, shock-absorbing half pad dramatically improves comfort and performance for both horse and rider. The horse’s back muscles are finally able to relax, allowing the rider to experience a more balanced and stable seat.
How it works:The half pad comes with 6 felt inserts (2mm, 3mm and 4mm) which can be used separately or together to achieve the desired result. In addition to the felt shims, the Kentucky Half Pad Correction Impact utilizes impact-absorbing Memory Foam and an innovative 3D spacer with shock-absorbing gel. Together, these technologies allow for a close-contact, streamlined design that is 20-30% lighter than other half pads on the market today.
Features:Versatile half pad improves the fit and balance of all saddlesHighly adjustableShock absorbingExtremely lightweight10mm Memory Foam3D shock-absorbing gel spacerBreathable construction prevents overheatingFaux leather insert protects the sensitive wither areaSilicone grip prevents slipping or shifting20-30% Lighter than other half padsInfo & Care:Machine washable at 30 degrees (remove shims prior to washing)Air dry only, do not tumble dryFor best results consult a saddle fitter, osteopath or veterinary to properly adjust shims