Category: Western

endurance riding/ Freeform/ Trail RIding/ Western/ What's New

Trail Summit Saddle

Paulita Neff April 4, 2014

An endurance-trail saddle. A lovely saddle with all the great Freeform western saddle adjustments, like ability to move fenders to get the correct balance for the rider. Also the cantle is movable to achieve the correct seat size for the rider. The fork is interchangeable to archive the correct fit for different sized horses. Fleece […]

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Freeform/ Western/ What's New

Western Unity Saddle

Paulita Neff trail riding April 4, 2014

A wonderful new addition to the Freeform line of western saddles. I’ve worked on this design for several years. Finally a panel to fit a western saddle. This allows for a better-fit and even weight distribution, even fitting the heavier riders. This saddle comes with all the normal great adjustments Freeform offers, like the ability […]

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“I’ve been really happy with my FreeGait saddle for the past several years. My Rocky Mountain gaited horse moves more freely in it, compared to a number of other saddles I’ve tried. And the seat was surely comfortable. But THIS SEAT, the Ultimate Trail, takes comfort to new heights!!! The day after I got it, we did an endurance ride and I was amazed at the difference. Thank you, Paulita, for your dedication to creating this excellent upgrade for my FreeGait! I’m attaching a photo of us near the finish line. . . .see the happy horse and rider!”
–Trish Broersma

“Just wanted to give you a little Svenna update- she has changed SO MUCH since I bought the freeform. Her back looks incredible. Really, her whole body has muscled up properly because she can get over the back and really work.

"I love riding in it (more balanced than my $4000 custom saddle ever was), although it probably took a solid two or three months to get the panels and stirrups placed juuuust right. Now it's absolutely perfect. Svenna loves it, too. She moves out great in it.

"I ended up putting the panels pretty far back and with a very wide spinal channel. It is super balanced and stable on her very round back- I can even get on from the ground if I absolutely have to. I also like how the front part of the panel fills in under my knee; it makes the saddle fit me a bit better and more securely. It took a lot of fussing to figure out this arrangement, I tried lots of different pads and panel placements, but I'm very happy with the result. Her sweat marks have also been great with this arrangement." READ THE WHOLE STORY..”
–Catherine Bingham