EquiFit® Essential SmartFabric Schooling Girth. Size 52"
Color:Brown
Tack Length:52"
Location:California
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Condition: Excellent
Discipline: Hunter/Jumper
Color: Brown
Tack Length: 52"
Location: California
Designed with your horse’s comfort in mind, the EquiFit® Essential SmartFabric Schooling Girth is ideal for daily use. The SmartFabric Liner features a breathable, moisture-wicking fabric woven with antibacterial silver to help guard against microbial growth. SmartFabric is bonded to a neoprene-free open cell foam to create a comfortable, functional liner perfect for daily use. The liner is removable and machine washable for easy care. This girth has double 1.5" wide elastic at both ends to help evenly distribute pressure. Durable, long-lasting stainless roller buckles make it easy to adjust whether you’re on the ground or mounted. A center D-ring and D-rings on either side accommodate all your training needs. Imported. Machine was on delicate cold cycle. Dry flat SLL written on the middle of the girth with a chalk pen. A couple more washes and they should dissipate.
Discipline: Hunter/Jumper
Color: Brown
Tack Length: 52"
Location: California
Designed with your horse’s comfort in mind, the EquiFit® Essential SmartFabric Schooling Girth is ideal for daily use. The SmartFabric Liner features a breathable, moisture-wicking fabric woven with antibacterial silver to help guard against microbial growth. SmartFabric is bonded to a neoprene-free open cell foam to create a comfortable, functional liner perfect for daily use. The liner is removable and machine washable for easy care. This girth has double 1.5" wide elastic at both ends to help evenly distribute pressure. Durable, long-lasting stainless roller buckles make it easy to adjust whether you’re on the ground or mounted. A center D-ring and D-rings on either side accommodate all your training needs. Imported. Machine was on delicate cold cycle. Dry flat SLL written on the middle of the girth with a chalk pen. A couple more washes and they should dissipate.
