Cavalleria Toscana Circular Quilted Jersey Saddle Pad

Choose the variant on the basis of your saddle, not on the basis of your preference for the shape. A dressage pad under a jumping saddle leaves surplus material behind your leg; a jumping pad under a dressage saddle does not fully cover the back of the saddle. If you ride both disciplines, it makes sense to have one of each variant.

The 3D honeycomb structure only works if it stays open. Knock the pad out after riding and let it dry completely before you store it, so the material keeps its ventilating effect. If you want a matching set, combine it with an ear bonnet in the same style from our range.

Choose this saddle pad if you want a technical pad that works just as well in training as at competitions, and if your discipline calls for a specific cut. It is particularly suited to intensive work, where grip, ventilation and even pressure distribution all count together.

If you are mainly looking for volume and cushioning under the saddle, for example with a saddle that needs a little room, a thicker quilted model from our range is built more for that: this jersey pad is deliberately thin and close to the back. If you want maximum cooling for hot summer days above all, a version with an open mesh structure is more specifically geared to that.

Place the pad under the saddle that goes with your variant. The 3D honeycomb structure gives grip, so the pad does not slip, and lets air circulate between saddle and back. If you ride both disciplines, it makes sense to have one of each variant.

That structure only works if it stays open. Knock the pad out after riding and let it dry completely before you store it, so the material keeps its ventilating effect.

Which variant do I need?
The jumping variant under a jumping saddle, the dressage variant under a dressage saddle. Both have the same technical properties.

What is the difference between the two variants?
The jumping variant is more compact and cut shorter, the dressage variant is longer and straighter in shape.

What is this saddle pad made of?
Of technical jersey with a 3D cotton honeycomb structure.

What does the honeycomb structure do?
It gives grip against slipping and lets air circulate, so the back stays drier and cooler.

What is the circular quilting for?
To spread the pressure evenly across the contact surface under the saddle.

Is this saddle pad suitable for competition?
Yes. The contrasting binding and the embroidered logo fit within a professional competition turnout.

Does the pad stay in place through quick turns?
The jumping variant is cut specifically for that and offers stability over fences and through quick turns.

• The Cavalleria Toscana Circular Quilted Jersey is a saddle pad in a jumping and a dressage variant.
• The jumping variant is more compact and cut shorter for use under a jumping saddle.
• The dressage variant is longer and straighter for use under a dressage saddle.
• The material is technical jersey with a 3D cotton honeycomb structure.
• That structure provides grip, ventilation and comfort.
• The circular quilting spreads the pressure evenly under the saddle.
• The finish consists of a contrasting binding and an embroidered logo.