This Fairfax Classic Low Wither is a dressage saddle built for a horse with a flatter wither, with a changeable S-Bar gullet and wool-flocked panels. It’s in black leather on a 17" seat, it’s in good condition and has been well cared for.
Fit & feel
- S-Bar changeable gullet, a lower-profile bar suited to a flatter-withered horse. Tell us which gullet bar you need and we’ll fit it before it goes out.
- A Velcro, moveable knee block you can reposition to suit your leg length and position.
- Wool-flocked panels with a Prolite foam lining, which a fitter can adjust to fine-tune the fit as your horse changes shape.
- Point and V web girthing
- Black leather
This saddle suits a rider on a flatter-withered horse. If you’re narrowing down low-wither dressage saddles, it’s worth trialling alongside the Kent & Masters Low Wither Dressage, since both use the same S-Bar gullet and a single moveable block, to compare the two brands’ panels and leather.
As ever, that’s a starting point for narrowing things down rather than a fit guarantee, so we’d recommend trialling it alongside an appointment with a fitter to see how it sits on your horse.
This Fairfax Classic Low Wither is a dressage saddle built for a horse with a flatter wither, with a changeable S-Bar gullet and wool-flocked panels. It’s in black leather on a 17" seat, it’s in good condition and has been well cared for.
Fit & feel
- S-Bar changeable gullet, a lower-profile bar suited to a flatter-withered horse. Tell us which gullet bar you need and we’ll fit it before it goes out.
- A Velcro, moveable knee block you can reposition to suit your leg length and position.
- Wool-flocked panels with a Prolite foam lining, which a fitter can adjust to fine-tune the fit as your horse changes shape.
- Point and V web girthing
- Black leather
This saddle suits a rider on a flatter-withered horse. If you’re narrowing down low-wither dressage saddles, it’s worth trialling alongside the Kent & Masters Low Wither Dressage, since both use the same S-Bar gullet and a single moveable block, to compare the two brands’ panels and leather.
As ever, that’s a starting point for narrowing things down rather than a fit guarantee, so we’d recommend trialling it alongside an appointment with a fitter to see how it sits on your horse.
