Classic Equine BioFit Correction Felt Pad 30x30

I bought this pad recently, and rode with it a few times. I have a horse that has a little shark wither. So..with that issue, I found this pad really nice. I wasn't sure if I would like the cut out, but it actually did the job I was looking for with my saddle. So far I am really happy with the saddle pad. It pushed my saddle up just enough which made me happy, and hopefully my horse....lol.

I got this pad a few days ago and I absolutely love it. I have searched for months for a pad to help keep my saddle from going down hill on my slightly down hill Paint mare. This is the only pad that works and we no longer have dry spots!

I got this saddle pad a few weeks ago for a high withered horse that I adopted. My western saddle wouldn't fit with a regular pad, but this pad fixed our problem!

The Classic Equine BioFit™ Correction Pad has been perfect for my Thoroughbred. I have a trail saddle that is a little wider than I would ideally like for my narrow Thoroughbred. This pad features wedge supports that are strategically placed to fill in the void area behind the horse's shoulders. I also love the cut-out above the withers in this pad to accommodate high withers and provide greater gullet and spine clearance. This pad helps my less-than-ideal saddle be a more ideal and comfortable fit for my horse!

I bought this because i have an OTTB with High Withers..works really well

I got this pad a month ago, it lift the saddle off her shoulder a bit more to free up her movement. My mare has kissing spine and a short back. She seems happy.

Exactly what my older gelding needed. He started to loose his top line and my saddle was not fitting well. This pad worked perfectly for him.

I have several OTTBs with what I would consider normal withers and a medium back. This pad is a necessity for me with my regular tree circle y trail saddle.

This pad perfectly addresses conformation-related high withers and hollow areas behind the shoulder. My 6-yr old gelding is very fit with good muscle tone from doing regular dressage and jumping; his English saddles fit well with an Acavallo gel front riser. New to trail riding, we tried a number of different western saddles without success; he needs full quarter horse bars, but all the saddles rocked forward into the hollow areas behind the shoulder causing pressure, blocking free movement of his scapula, and making downhill travel unpleasant for both of us. We tested this pad on a grueling, long, rocky Montana trail ride and he was relaxed and happy, no hesitation on the downhill. He returned a nice even sweat mark, and no apparent soreness or increased sensitivity in the shoulder area for the next several days.

This works well for an older horse with high withers