ARMA Corrective Half Pad
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Accommodate a horse's changing shape to maintain good saddle fit with the ARMA Corrective half pad. Featuring four pockets, varying degrees of adjustment can be accommodated using the low compression shim inserts which are supplied as three sets.
Features:
- Quilted on the outside
- Lined on the underside
- Ultra Dri Zone lining to wick away sweat
- Touch close retaining straps
- Contoured shape for good wither clearance
- Machine washable.
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