Tack & Accessories Archives - Evolutionary Saddles

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BICK 4 LEATHER CLEANER (8OZ)
Original price was: $11.00.Current price is: $9.50.
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BICK 4 LEATHER CONDITIONER (8OZ)
Original price was: $11.00.Current price is: $9.50.
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Bick Leather Care Travel Kit
Original price was: $12.00.Current price is: $10.00.
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Bit Keepers for Halter Bridles
$40.00
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Evolutionary Converter and Billet Replacement!
$80.00
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Evolutionary Exclusive – Black or Brown Soft Contoured Leather Cinch or Girth
$185.00 – $225.00
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Evolutionary Exclusive – Cinch Converter to English
$38.00
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Evolutionary Exclusive – Contoured Leather Breastcollar
$175.00 – $300.00
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Evolutionary Flank Cinch
$200.00
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Hoof Pick Keeper
Original price was: $15.00.Current price is: $10.00.
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This saddle underwent a seat remake, not due to frustration during the crafting process, but to address the rider's discomfort with the initial seat sculpt. What changed, you ask? The pivotal alteration was in the rise. Initially, the rider struggled to maintain the correct position and felt as if she was continually climbing in the saddle. After fine-tuning the seat to support her in achieving and sustaining the proper position, along with ensuring a precise fit for her challenging-to-fit horse, I witnessed a transformative sight. Both rider and horse moved freely and comfortably around the arena under their instructor's guidance. Moreover, this adjustment aided the horse with a swayed back, allowing him to gradually develop muscles previously underutilized due to prior saddle limitations. Over time, the need for shims diminished as the horse regained strength and mobility.