High Horse Rosebud Cordura Trail Saddle 6918
Product Details
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Rosebud Cordura Trail Saddle 6918
Riders that love a deep seat are excited about the High Horse Rosebud! It has a nice seat pocket, high back, but still the comfortable double foam padded seat so you can settle into the saddle and enjoy your ride. The saddle comes with three different tree fits to fit most horses, along with a short round skirt for short backed horses. It's lightweight, easy to maintain and looks great - but it'll look even better up on your horse!
Special Features
- Regular, Wide, or Extra Wide
- Copper Rosebud Hardware
- Trail stirrups
- Double padded seat
- Angled rear dee for multiple rigging options
Specifications
- Seat Size: 13" 14" 15" 16" 17" 18"
- Color: Walnut, Black
- Tooling: Diamond Waffle Border Hand Tool
- Rigging: Adjustable position flat plate with angled rear dee
- Tree: Regular, Wide, Extra Wide (13" and 14" Extra wide can be special ordered)
- Cantle Height: 5"
- Hardware: Copper Rosebud
- Swell Width: 12"
- Skirt Size: 10" x 26"
- Weight: Approximately 21 lbs
Western Saddle Seat Size Calculator
*NOTE FOR CHILDREN OR YOUTH SIZES SMALLER THAN 14"
When measuring for a child's Western saddle, have them sit down in a chair. Once seated, use a measuring tape to measure the length of their upper leg from the knee to their rear. The saddle should be about 10% longer than the child's upper leg. For example: If the child's leg measures 9 inches, then the child's Western saddle should be 10 inches.
There is a lot of room for personal preference with seat sizing, but as a general rule it is better to error on the side of ordering a seat size that is too large rather than erring on the side of a seat that will be too small.
Please try our new seat sizing tool to find your size
Calculated Seat Size Shown Below
Please select your body shape:
Do you prefer a tighter Barrel Fit?
Are you fitting for a Tucker Saddle?
Calculated Seat Size:
There is a lot of room for personal preference with seat sizing, but as a general rule it is better to error on the side of ordering a seat size that is too large rather than erring on the side of a seat that will be too small.
Things to Consider
- Tucker adds 1/2inch to their seat sizes (due to thick seat padding)
16.5” Tucker = 16” normally
- Barrel riders usually take 1” less on the seat size
16” Trail Rider = 15” Barrel Rider
- Ranch (slick seats) usually ride smaller (1/2inch seat size) so they don’t slide around
16” is for most men, 15” for most women
- Trail Saddles with High Cantles (5”) make the seat sizes feel smaller
Trail Saddle with 5” cantle will feel smaller in the seat than one with a 3.5” cantle
- English Saddles don’t convert exactly but often are 2” bigger
18” English = 16” Western
- Riders with inseams under 30” or 5’ tall and under often need custom cut fenders
Tall riders with long legs but lighter weight may need custom cut fenders as well
Checking the Fit
- General Guideline is about 3 fingers between your thigh and the swell.