PerformFree dressage girth in black
€199.96*
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- anatomically moulded
- particularly well padded
- very good pressure distribution
Description
- Material leather: vegetable-tanned leather
- Material haberdashery: Stainless steel
- Anatomically shaped and innovative saddle girth
- Recesses for more space behind the elbows ensure greater freedom of movement
- Narrow sections for fewer pressure areas
- particularly thick and soft padding
- wide breastplate ensures optimum pressure distribution
- Round shapes avoid pressure points
- The buckles of the belt are located between the muscle insertions of the latissimus dorsi and the serratus ventralis, which reduces the pressure on the muscle insertions even during the peak load when lacing. The belt is also padded with gel under the buckles, which contributes to better pressure distribution.
Properties
| Colour: | black |
|---|---|
| Product type: | Saddle girths |
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Manufacturer
PresTeq
Postal address: Brands of Q B.V, Richterlaan 7, 9207 JT Drachten, Netherlands
Email: info@brandsofq.com
Size chart
| size | Total length (cm) | Length from buckle to buckle (cm) | Chest plate width (cm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 55 | 63,5 | 53 | 18,7 |
| 60 | 68,5 | 58 | 18,7 |
| 65 | 73,5 | 63 | 18,7 |
| 70 | 78,5 | 68 | 18,7 |
| 75 | 83,5 | 73 | 18,7 |
Please note that we receive the dimension tables from the manufacturer and cannot guarantee the accuracy of the information. All values are to be understood as guidelines and include different tolerances depending on the manufacturer.
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Optimum pressure distribution
Wide breastplate
In the area of the sternum the girth has a wider surface. Together with the thickness of the material and the gel padding this ensures optimal pressure distribution.
The girth consists exclusively of round shapes in order to avoid pressure points on the horse's skin and connective tissue (fascia).
High freedom of movement
Cut-outs for more comfort
The girth does not impede the movement of the horse's front legs. The shape of the girth follows the curve behind the front legs and creates more freedom of movement for the elbows. The additional space allows the horse to strengthen its stride forwards.
The narrower sections of the girth create less pressure on the ribs of the horse. At the front of these cut-outs, at the front legs, a particularly thick and soft padding is fitted. This ensures additional comfort for the horse.
