KM Elite High Wither Half Pad - Black - Large

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The KM Elite High Wither Half Pad is designed for equestrians seeking enhanced comfort and pressure relief for their horses during performance or training. Combining premium lambswool with a quilted cotton base, it promotes muscle relaxation and superior moisture-wicking; however, owners of grey horses should be aware that the black wool dye may cause temporary staining when exposed to sweat.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Material | Merino Wool |
| Model Part Number | KME-R1BNL |
| Brand | KM Elite |
No, you should never tumble dry this product as it will damage the lambswool and cause the cotton fabric to shrink.
Yes, its versatile design fits most standard jumping, dressage, and general-purpose saddles that require a high-wither relief profile.
The pad should extend sufficiently beyond the saddle panels to provide cushioning without interfering with the girth or seat.
Non-bio detergents are milder and do not contain enzymes that can break down the natural protein structures in genuine sheepskin/lambswool.
Occasional use of a standard hair conditioner helps keep the natural fibers from becoming brittle and matted over time.
Gently brush the fibers with a stiff brush and apply a small amount of mild hair conditioner to restore softness.
Avoid using the black version on light-colored horses if they are prone to heavy sweating, or use a thin white cotton barrier cloth underneath.
Always wash on a 30°C cool cycle and ensure the item is reshaped by hand while still damp before air drying.
To ensure the longest lifespan for your pad, follow these guidelines: