Say hello to the Kentucky Half Pad Correction Impact! Perfect for young horses or those whose shapes change often, this pad ensures your saddle fits just right and offers a smoother ride.

What Does It Do?
The half pad correction impact improves the fit and balance of your saddle, making it ideal for horses with changing physiques. This pad's shock-absorbing design not only makes the ride more comfortable but also helps the horse’s muscles relax, leading to a more fluid movement. Plus, it gives the rider a more stable saddle, which is great ergonomically.

How Does It Work?
Six felt inserts are included so you can adjust the pad to fit your horse’s back perfectly. This makes for a better, more comfortable riding experience in the long run. Along with felt layers, it also uses memory foam and a 3D spacer with shock-absorbing gel to cushion impacts while riding. Thanks to these materials, the pad is 20-30% lighter than others. The design also promotes better communication between horse and rider because of its close contact feel.

What’s In It?
On each side, there are three pockets filled with felt layers of varying thicknesses (2mm, 3mm, and 4mm) which can be combined or used separately to achieve the desired correction (from 2mm to 9mm). A 10mm memory foam piece, also used in the military and extreme sports, adds to the shock-absorbing capabilities, providing maximum protection for your horse’s back. The pad also features a 3D spacer for ventilation, preventing the horse's back from overheating. The withers recess is made of artificial leather for extra comfort without spine pressure. And to top it off, a silicone grip pattern keeps the pad securely in place while riding.

Care Instructions
Simply remove the felt layers from the pad and wash it at 30 degrees. Air dry afterwards for the best results. For perfect adjustment of the correction pad, it’s best to consult a saddle fitter, osteopath, or veterinarian.

Important Features

• 6 adjustable pockets
• Felt layers from 2mm to 9mm
• Excellent shock absorption
• Ergonomic advantages for horse and rider