Trekker Takent I

Trekker Talent I

I bought a trekker talent I off of Ebay about 4 years ago for a youngster that I was backing. Initially I found that it slipped about a bit but after trying many girths I settled for a swung girth from equine whispers and a haf pad. The saddle is literally like sitting on an armchair and extremely comfortable. At one time I fancied a change and bought a torsion saddle which although was very comfortable I found that with the equitex pad I had very little contact with my horse ( a very round fjord!). Fortunately I had not sold the trekker so we went back to that one.

The Trekker, Aussie Model

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This has just been released in February 2016.

It has all the same features as you would expect from a Trekker, the adjustable panels, seat size and pommels. But this model has padded and slightly flexible thigh rolls, unlike other Aussie saddles.

It also has two stirrup bars. Lots of D rings and a unique serial number.

Available in black or brown and comes in two base lengths, standard and short.

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Treeless Saddles

Interesting read.
Wintec doesn’t make treeless.

Pat Voisey

All the horses in the pictures above are wearing Treeless Saddles .

Treeless saddles have been around in some form or another for almost as long as horses have been ridden. They most certainly are not new.

There are a great many treeless saddles on the market, made of a variety of materials and in a wide variety of styles.

There is one important fact that I think it is important to remember , the best saddle for your horse is the one that fits him , in every aspect.

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