Correction pad saddle
If the horse changes regularly and a correction to the saddle could be out of date a week or two later, a correction pad makes sense. Changes in the muscles can be compensated for and adjusted and pressure points can be avoided.
# Breathability
The alpaca fleece correction pad is extremely breathable and skin-friendly as it is made of pure natural materials such as cotton, cotton fleece on the inside and alpaca fleece on the underside.
Shop now# Shock absorption
The high-quality combination of pressure-distributing alpaca fleece on the underside and wool felt correction insoles enables optimal shock absorption, perfectly tailored to individual needs.
Shop now# pure wool felt
Wool felt is particularly suitable for preventing pressure points and provides effective cushioning. Wool felt also absorbs moisture effectively and ensures optimal climate regulation.
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Fit
The correction pad has a back length of 56.5cm. The correction saddle pad is (like all L'Evoine saddle pads) 57.5cm long. This means that the correction pad can be placed invisibly under the L'Evoine saddle pads (combination of pad and cotton saddle pad).
No! All saddle pads and saddle pads from L'Evoine have an ergonomic fit and a high degree of freedom at the withers, so that they rest optimally on the horse's back without causing pressure points and without slipping. In addition, both the saddle pad and the saddle pad adapt to the natural and individual shape of the horse using body heat and pressure. The natural materials and the tight herringbone quilting ensure that the saddle pads do not slip (unlike slippery polyester saddle pads).
Yes! The correction pad has the same dimensions as the (Iceland) alpaca fleece saddle pad.
Care & Cleaning
Yes! Please be sure to remove the wool felt inserts beforehand. The saddle pad can then be washed in the washing machine with the cotton side facing out on the wool cycle. After washing, pull it into shape and lay it flat to dry or hang it along the middle seam. After drying, the alpaca fleece can be loosened/fluffed up a little with your fingers.
Ideally a mild detergent specifically for alpaca wool, but also for cashmere is possible. Please do not use detergent for lambskin as it may contain lanolin (wool fat). Alpaca wool does not naturally contain lanolin. Although it does not harm the wool, some horses (and people) are allergic to it. The anti-allergic properties of alpaca wool would therefore be lost.
Because these saddle pads are made from natural materials such as alpaca wool, they are anti-bacterial. In addition, the horses sweat significantly less than with synthetic saddle pads. The fine alpaca fleece can be brushed out from time to time with a root brush so that dried sweat, horse hair and dust can be removed without washing it completely.
Use wool felt inserts correctly
Yes, it is advisable to consult a saddler to have a correction pad fitted. It can help resolve not too significant discrepancies on the part of the saddle itself. However, it is recommended that you consult a specialist such as a saddler when reupholstering. A truly unfitting saddle cannot be made to fit by adjusting it with a correction pad.
It is also pointed out that a suitable saddle is the be-all and end-all, and if the saddle is poorly fitted, a pad is of no use, as the saddler is required in this case.
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