A guide to our saddle pad collections

A guide to our saddle pad collections

Choosing a saddle pad: Arrow, Cookie, Classic or Diamond

For professional equestrian use, a saddle pad needs to perform in daily conditions while maintaining a consistent look. The right choice depends on material, fit, and how intensively the pad is used.

Arrow: performance and modern design

The Arrow saddle pad has an ergonomic, anatomical shape with rounded front contours, built for effective sweat absorption and a generous girth passage. Suited for intensive daily use where durability and consistent performance are the priority.

Cookie: fit and versatility

The Cookie saddle pad combines a honeycomb-cotton inner with a softshell outer, in an anatomically correct shape with a spacious girth passage. Available with one or two cords and a wide colour range. A practical option for riders who want both performance and personalisation options.

Classic: simplicity and reliability

The Classic saddle pad uses a honeycomb-cotton inner and cotton outer, with an anatomical shape and a spacious girth loop for various girth types. A dependable choice for everyday riding.

Diamond: distinctive finish, limited availability

The Diamond saddle pad features a breathable fabric with a diamond-pattern finish and a generous girth passage. Available for showjumping only, while stocks last. 

Personalisation

All four saddle pads can be personalised with logos, brands, or names, using embroidery or printing depending on the design and intended use. Lead time is 15–20 working days. Request personalisation advise or personalise your saddle pad directly while ordering.

Care

All saddle pads are machine washable at 30°C. Do not tumble dry.

Conclusion

Each model serves a different purpose. The Arrow focuses on performance, the Cookie on versatility, the Classic on reliability, and the Diamond on a distinctive finish for those who want something different. The best choice depends on how the pad is used in practice. Discover our saddle pad collections for showjumping or dressage.

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