Wintec Raised Comfort Pads
All the comfort of the standard pad, with a lift built in where you need it.
Ideal for everyday use and especially useful in high shock situations such as jumping, endurance, polo and cross country. The raised section helps balance a saddle that needs lifting, so choose the front option to lift at the front or the back option to lift at the back.
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How are they different from the Wintec Comfort Pad?
Wintec Raised Comfort Pads have the same comfort and shock absorption, with a raised section built in to lift the saddle at one end.What riding are they for?
Everyday riding, and high shock work such as jumping, endurance, polo, cross country and long sessions of sitting trot. -
Choose the front option if your saddle needs lifting at the front and the back option if it needs lifting at the back. If you are not sure which end needs it, ask your saddle fitter to check the balance rather than guessing.
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- Brush or wipe off sweat and dirt after riding and let the pad dry naturally away from direct heat before storing.
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Key features
- Raised section lifts the front or back of the saddle
- High level of comfort and shock absorption
- Suited to high shock work like jumping and cross country
- Comfortable for everyday riding too
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Looking after your pad
Brush or wipe off sweat and dirt after riding and let the pad dry naturally away from direct heat before storing.
Finding the right fit
Choose the front option if your saddle needs lifting at the front and the back option if it needs lifting at the back.
If you are not sure which end needs it, ask your saddle fitter to check the balance rather than guessing.
Wintec Raised Comfort Pads
If you are not sure which end needs lifting, that is a question for your saddle fitter rather than a guess.
