Is Toulouse a good saddle?
This saddle offers incredible quality for the price. It is made with attention to detail that is often not found in saddles costing twice as much. Comfort Fit Panels found in Marcel Toulouse saddles enable riders to enjoy the benefits of both foam and wool flocking.
Are M Toulouse saddles wool flocked?
M. Toulouse Platinum series saddles are crafted with premium double leather and have wool flocked Soft-Touch panels. Most are available with fixed trees or with the Genesis Adjustable Tree System™.
Where are Toulouse saddles made?
Actually, all of the Toulouse saddles are made in Argentina. Toulouse and I belive Parnini, come off the exact same manufacturing line.
What is double leather saddle?
Toulouse Annice Double Leather Saddle is hand crafted of natural, tanned, pigmented, aniline finished, high quality leather which will accept oil. They offer a ten year guarantee on the hand laminated beech wood, steel reinforced trees. The seat has extra padding, which gives you a more comfortable ride.
What is a changeable gullet saddle?
A saddle with an adjustable tree (also referred to as an adjustable gullet) could therefore be considered a good investment for many riders as it can prevent the need to swap out a saddle when a horse changes shape. The tree width of a saddle refers to the distance between the points of the tree.
What does CWD Saddles stand for?
CWD = Comment When Done.
Are adjustable tree saddles good?
Adjustable tree saddles may be the best choice for riders with young and developing horses, those who work their horses differently according to the season, and those who lease horses or change mounts regularly. The tree width of a saddle refers to the distance between the points of the tree.
Do adjustable saddles fit all horses?
With the removal of a few screws, every horse owner can adjust their own saddle in minutes. Well, they can be fitted to a lot of horses. They can accommodate the changing shape of a growing young horse, as well as seasonal weight gain and loss, or the development of back muscle through training.