Acavallo Therapy Gel Pad Sheepskin
Acavallo Therapy Gel Pad Sheepskin $299.95Acavallo Therapy Gel Pad Sheepskin
A low profile therapeutic gel pad to improve shock absorption and reduce slipping.
These pads are shaped and moulded to the saddle with a slightly thinner depth of gel running down the centre of the pad allowing the gel to sit up in the gullet rather than pushing down on the wither and spine.
Sheepskin trim at front and rear.
Acavallo Gel Bit Guards
Acavallo Gel Bit Guards $49.95Acavallo Gel Bit Guards
These bit guards provide all the protection of a traditional bit guard but with a soft gel moulding round the mouth piece offering protection for the corners of the mouth.
Prevents pinching & rubbing and works with most type of bits.
Also encourages bit to stay straight & balanced in horse’s mouth, especially when turning.
An invaluable aid for training young or difficult horses.
The bit guards are quite flexible therefore this should allow them to fit relatively easy onto the vast majority of bits.
If you are having problems we suggest that usually a short soak in warm water can help. Sold as a pair. – colour black.
Acavallo Gel Curb Chain Guard
Acavallo Gel Curb Chain Guard $35.00Acavallo Gel Curb Chain Guard
The Acavallo Gel Curb Chain Guard is used by World Champion, Charlotte Dujardin! Made from soft pliable gel, the gel chain guard allows for curb pressure without discomfort. It is a quick and effective preventative measure for protection from the curb chain and is ideal for sensitive horses. Pressure is spread evenly by the shock absorbing gel. Closely fits curb chain & moulds to jaw line without sticking out. Will not mark or rub your horse. Colour -Black
Acavallo Anatomic Soft Gel Pad
Acavallo Anatomic Soft Gel Pad $189.95Acavallo Air Release Gel Pad
The additional depth of shock absorbing gel gives an essential cushion in the centre of the saddle where pressure is often concentrated. Colour- Transparent.
• Three-in-one function gives non slip and shock absorbing properties as well as a mid-riser.
