FAQ

How do I know that my horse’s saddle isn’t fitting correctly?

Example of a hard to fit horse:

This horse is a great example of what can happen when tack doesn't fit properly. This horse gets severe dry spots on both sides of her shoulders. She has very muscular sholders and a very round back. Her owner struggled to find a saddle pad that wouldn't leave dry spots.

With the BetterFit she doesn't have to worry about finding a saddle pad to fit, she was able to custom fit one for the "perfect fit".

How cost efficient is the saddle pad? I have several horses.

FourQuarterCircle, LLC has developed the one and only custom contouring saddle pad. When you purchase your BetterFit, you will be supplied with everything you need to get started on a happier, healthier relationship with your horse.

We know that not everyone can spend thousands of dollars custom fitting a saddle to every horse they own, but having equipment that doesn't fit your animal correctly can be even more costly.

If you are tired of buying equipment that leaves dry spots, causes pressure points and finally leaves white spots on your horses shoulders and back, then buy a BetterFit. It will be the best investment you could ever make, not only for yourself, but most importantly for your horse.

What kind of emotional and physical behavior might my horse display if the saddle isn't fitting properly?

It is a proven fact that when your horse's equipment doesn't fit correctly, problems such as bad behavior, reluctance to perform, objecting to saddling or cinching, fidgeting and refusing to stand still for mounting and more serious, bucking while riding can result.

Just like people, horses come in a variety of shapes and sizes. We understand this and have developed a solution to getting the "perfect fitted" saddle pad.

The BetterFit is the one and only saddle pad on the market that you purchase and take home to personally custom fit to your horse. You no longer have to buy saddle pads that calim to fit every horse. Now you have one that custom fits your horse's back conformation to the saddle you ride in.