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Gemma16
17th Mar 2004, 06:46 AM
Hi, I am getting a new saddle on thursday and was wondering weather it was worth getting a HM seat-bone saver for it too.
Currently i just ride in a normal seat saver ( wool one ) but I have heard great things about the HM one.
Could anyone give me some pros and cons about them?:D
Cheers
cate-e-kins
17th Mar 2004, 08:16 AM
Its a fab invention!! I ride at a school so every saddle is different, I have only used mine once so far but it was great, it keeps u right in the proper place in the saddle and your legs too, felt a bit strange at first but sooo comfortable.
The only drawback I found was getting it on while everyone else was waiting for me, but as u have your own horse that won't be a prob.
I don't think u will be disappointed, Cate:)
HAYLEY GITTOES
17th Mar 2004, 08:20 AM
Well i have a HM seat saver, and i just carnt get on with it, before i had it i always felt un balanced, but now i dont, i fell nice and level!
But, i do find it a bit hard, and bulky.
If you want to bhy mine of me, you are quite welcome to:D
let us know ehat you decide.
Lindi
17th Mar 2004, 08:36 AM
Gemma, i would see if you can borrow one first as some people have said they can't get on with one. Hayley, for the first few weeks i found it was a little more firm than i needed it to be around the thigh area but after a while it moulded to my shape.
personally i'd say the sbs saver is a life saver. I would never never be able to ride without it. i think it depends on whether you have to ride on rubbishy badly designed and hard saddles or not as to whether it will make a huge amount of difference. Im just waiting till i get my own neddy so i can get the new treeless of heather's, i keep having dreams about it lol:D
Yann
17th Mar 2004, 11:51 AM
If you already ride in a wool seatsaver then I wouldn't imagine you'd fail to get on with a HM one.
Mine lives on my saddle, which is already comfortable. Not only are they softer to sit on but they make your seat more stable, act as a shock absorber for the horse and enable you to sit in the right place easily.
DITZ
18th Mar 2004, 09:17 AM
hayley, how much do you want for it? PM me!
horsefreak
18th Mar 2004, 06:58 PM
I have one - and its like sitting on heaven! It sticks you to the saddle, gives you so much of a better seat and is sooo comfy!!!
Ax ~ Emx
Gemma16
18th Mar 2004, 07:14 PM
Hmm I don't knw weather to get one still.
People have said they can't ride without them. Now that would be no good for me as I wouldn't be able to show in one.
I'm at a loss. Maybe I'll just stick to my usual woolen seat saver:rolleyes:
HairyCob
18th Mar 2004, 07:28 PM
Couldn't live without mine! But if you are planning to show, then probably not a good plan.. don't think you can use them for showing!
Rosanna
19th Mar 2004, 10:22 AM
are you allowed to compete in them? i would like one but they too expensive for me.
vickie
24th Mar 2004, 11:04 AM
i got one and hated it. i persevered with it for about 2 months and it didn't get any better. it was very comfortable but i felt 'perched' and i didn't feel it made my seat anymore secure either :rolleyes: i would reccommend one if you have to ride in uncomfortable saddles (at a riding school etc) but if you are getting a new saddle just get one thats comfortable for you and taffy :D
HAYLEY GITTOES
24th Mar 2004, 11:14 AM
Originally posted by vickie
i got one and hated it. i persevered with it for about 2 months and it didn't get any better. it was very comfortable but i felt 'perched' and i didn't feel it made my seat anymore secure either :rolleyes: i would reccommend one if you have to ride in uncomfortable saddles (at a riding school etc) but if you are getting a new saddle just get one thats comfortable for you and taffy :D
Im glad im not the only one :D
Gemma16
24th Mar 2004, 12:22 PM
Vickie is that you?:D
Am I thinking of the right person...Jayney?
If so, hi hope you have been keeping well.:D :D
I have decided to give it a miss, as at nearly £50 i think its a bit steep, especially as i won't be able to wear it for showing.
My new Saddle is great and VERY comfy. So i think i'll stick to my normal wool one;)
Stella2
24th Mar 2004, 01:19 PM
I had one. I also felt perched - didn't like it at all and sold it!
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