Jumping saddle pad with ear net "Wellington"

"Wellington" Jumping Saddle Pad

• Anatomical fit
• Mesh insert along the spine
• Balanced padding thickness
• Reliably wicks away moisture
• Velcro saddle attachment straps
• Girth loops

"Wellington" Fly Veil

• Greater calm and focus while riding
• Reliably keeps flies and mosquitoes away
• Soft stretch mesh
• Breathable

The Set

• Machine washable
• Includes storage bag

• all horses, especially those with strong reactions to flies and midges
• horses that are easily distracted or become restless due to insects
• concentrated work during show jumping training, riding lessons, and at competitions
• horses that sweat easily under the saddle
• longer or more intensive training sessions
• daily use under the jumping saddle

does the shape of a horse's back actually change under the saddle while in motion? Studies show that the back becomes flatter at the walk and trot than it is when standing still. This is precisely why an anatomical shape and balanced padding are so important: a good saddle pad should not only feel like a good fit when the horse is standing, but also accommodate its back while in motion.

What is the fly veil and jumping saddle pad set used for?

The fly veil protects your horse's sensitive ears from flies, mosquitoes, and other insects, helping it to better focus on your aids. The jumping saddle pad provides optimal comfort and protection under the jumping saddle, prevents pressure points, and ensures good air circulation.

How does the set provide comfort and protection while riding?

The fly veil is made of soft, breathable stretch mesh that protects the ears and is comfortable to wear. The jumping saddle pad has an anatomical fit with balanced padding, reliably wicks away moisture, and stays securely in place thanks to girth loops and hook-and-loop fasteners.

How do I properly care for the fly veil and the jumping saddle pad?

Both items are machine washable. For the fly veil, we recommend using a laundry bag and a gentle wash cycle. After washing, both items should be allowed to dry completely to maintain their functionality and appearance.

Can the fly veil also be worn in warm weather?

Yes, the breathable material of the fly veil supports air circulation and prevents heat and moisture buildup, so your horse keeps a cool head even on warm days.

Why does the jumping saddle pad sometimes slip while jumping, and how can I prevent this?

Take-off, landing, and galloping create a lot of movement in the saddle area. The hook-and-loop billet straps and the girth loops for the saddle girth stabilize the saddle pad and prevent it from slipping. If the saddle pad still shifts significantly, check the fit and position of the saddle.

• Use only for the intended purpose: the saddle pad as a base between the horse's back and the saddle, the fly bonnet as insect protection and for noise dampening on the horse's head.
• Check for damage, loose seams, tears, stretched material, or other wear before each use.
• Do not continue to use the respective product if it is damaged or shows significant wear.
• Regularly check the fit and correct positioning to avoid pressure points and chafing.
• Use the saddle pad only in combination with a suitable saddle and correctly fitted girth.
• Do not use the saddle pad on a wet horse to avoid chafing and heat accumulation.
• Regularly remove dirt and sweat residue to avoid skin irritation.
• Do not leave the fly bonnet on the horse unsupervised if there is an increased risk of it getting caught.
• Do not make any unauthorized modifications or repairs to the products.
• Clean only according to the care label. Do not use chemical cleaners, bleach, or solvents.
• Allow to dry completely after cleaning before the products are used again or stored.
• Store in a dry place away from open flames, heat sources, and chemical substances.