ePearl Anatomic Dressage Girth
ePearl Anatomic Dressage Girth - an easy to care, anatomically shaped dressage girth, ideal for daily use. The TPU shell ensures the girth is incredible lightweight and highly durable whilst at the same time extremely easy to care and maintain. The special air system is designed to effectively avoid excessive sweating under the girth. Thanks to the number of vents strategically placed in the girth, it is highly breathable making it a comfortable choice for your horse. The anatomic shape, which is becoming crucial to many horses, guarantees a high freedom of movement allowing your horse to perform in comfort. A D-ring in the center allows for the easy attachment of auxiliary reins.
If you're looking for a girth that will allow your horse the comfort and freedom they need to perform this is the one you need. Developed in conjunction with some of the worlds best riders, you know you're receiving a proven product with eQuick.
Available in Black or Brown
Sizes: 50cm - 75cm
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Original: $194.67
-70%$194.67
$58.40
Description
ePearl Anatomic Dressage Girth - an easy to care, anatomically shaped dressage girth, ideal for daily use. The TPU shell ensures the girth is incredible lightweight and highly durable whilst at the same time extremely easy to care and maintain. The special air system is designed to effectively avoid excessive sweating under the girth. Thanks to the number of vents strategically placed in the girth, it is highly breathable making it a comfortable choice for your horse. The anatomic shape, which is becoming crucial to many horses, guarantees a high freedom of movement allowing your horse to perform in comfort. A D-ring in the center allows for the easy attachment of auxiliary reins.
If you're looking for a girth that will allow your horse the comfort and freedom they need to perform this is the one you need. Developed in conjunction with some of the worlds best riders, you know you're receiving a proven product with eQuick.
Available in Black or Brown
Sizes: 50cm - 75cm
.
