ECP Faux Shearling Contoured Girth Protection Cover | Sheepskin Alternative | Helps Prevent Gall Sores Chafes

My leather dressage girth was irritating my 7 y/o dun mare so I bought this in brown. She loves it and it solves all of our girth issues. It does get really sweaty but it's washable. I got the size 35 for my 26 dressage girth. The 30 fits too, but the top loop holes for the billets have more separation in the 35, so I can feed the billets through both the girth cover AND the girth itself. Really love the brown color to match my Loxley jump saddle. (Yes, the Loxley Jump saddles have dressage length billets, so you need a dressage girth for those.

fixed one rub but caused another LOL, so i like it and i dont. but my horse has very sensitive skin.

Very nice quality. Looks so much like real sheepskin. Washes well. Don't wash with towels...

Bought this for my cinch that kept irritating a removed sarcoid on my horse's armpit. Fits around a standard western roper cinch and doesn't pull the skin or irritate the healing spot. Also easy to clean with some dish soap and an air dry. 10/10.

This was supposed to fit my 54" girth but it extended right up to the buckles and over the edge of the pad. It prevented leg aids from being effective because it's so thick and bulky. Sadly I tore the big white fabric id tag off and it when I put it on (an eye sore), so I can't really return it now. It IS well made and very soft though...its just sized wrong for regular English girths.