Wintec Stock Girth
Soft, anti-galling materials keep your horse comfortable on long days out.
It's lightweight, quick to clean and has traditional 1¼ inch (2.9 cm) buckles.
Please note: this girth doesn't suit Wintec stock saddles (the Wintec Pro Stock, Pro Stock with Swinging Fender, Pro Junior Stock and 500 Stock), because their girth system is different. For those, choose a short girth such as the Wintec Miracle Girth (short).
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Does it suit Wintec stock saddles?
No. It doesn't suit the Wintec Pro Stock, Pro Stock with Swinging Fender, Pro Junior Stock or 500 Stock, because their girth system is different. Choose a short girth such as the Wintec Miracle Girth (short) instead.Will this fit my other saddles?
Check with your saddle fitter or retailer which girth your saddle takes before you choose.What buckles does it have?
Traditional 1¼ inch (2.9 cm) buckles. -
Not suitable for the Wintec Pro Stock or Wintec 500 Stock because of their girth system. Check with your saddle fitter or retailer which girth your saddle takes before you choose a length.
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- Brush or wipe off sweat and dirt after riding and let the girth dry naturally away from direct heat before storing.
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Key features
- Soft anti-galling materials for comfort
- Lightweight and easy to clean
- Traditional 1¼ inch (2.9 cm) buckles
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Looking after your girth
Brush or wipe off sweat and dirt after riding and let the girth dry naturally away from direct heat before storing.
Finding the right fit
Not suitable for the Wintec Pro Stock or Wintec 500 Stock because of their girth system. Check with your saddle fitter or stockist which girth your saddle takes before you choose a length.
Wintec Stock Girth
Not sure which girth your saddle takes? Your saddle fitter or retailer can tell you.
