JMS Lady Godiva Sheepskin Western Saddle Cushion/Cover
Overview
Buy the original, buy the best! The JMS Lady Godiva Full Sheepskin Western Saddle Cushion/Cover is wonderfully luxurious and covers your western or endurance style saddle all the way down the fenders to your stirrups! Our customers love the quality and longevity of JMS (Just Merino Sheepskin). Made from the finest plush pelts available; JMS (Just Merino Sheepskin) truly leaves the competition behind. Let's hope you're not Lady Godiva, but you can ride in shorts all summer long, in absolute comfort (sheepskin wool wicks moisture in the heat)... and come winter, your chilly rides won't be quite as cold! The cover has a soft elastic rear cantle strap, ties on the front, and soft elastic bands at three different points down the leg which wrap around your saddle's fenders, for a truly excellent, secure fit!
One-inch thick Merino wool pile assures comfort on long rides, trekking in all weather. JMS uses only premium Merino Sheepskin pelts imported from Australia and they are thick, soft, and the most durable available. JMS hand traces and hand cuts their products at their ranch in Southern Arizona. Praised in Perfect Horse and Horse Journal so you can be assured you will be receiving a quality product you will enjoy using for years.
Every trail rider will enjoy the cushioned feel of this saddle cushion, but we especially urge our long-distance riding customers and those planning horseback vacations, to invest in your comfort. Increased comfort on your trek means better equitation, which is safer and healthier for you and your equine friend!
Details
- Premium Merino Sheepskin Imported from Australia
- 1" Thick Merino Wool Pile
- Hand-Traced and Hand-Cut
- Adds Cushioning to Western Saddles
- Natural Hide Underside for No-Slip Fit
- Easy Elastic Attachment
- Praised in Perfect Horse and Horse Journal!
- Completely Washable
Additional Information
Materials:
While other materials trap heat and moisture and need to be perforated to allow heat/moisture to escape sheepskin's performance actually improves with moisture content. Each fiber contains many chambers that naturally store liquid, becoming more plump and elastic with increased moisture, translating into effective relief of pressure points and creating a vital protective layer between your saddle and your horse's back.
Care Suggestions:
To clean, simply machine wash on gentle, or by hand, with cool water and mild soap. Air dry out of the sun. Use a vacuum or brush to keep the wool pile fluffy.
Sizing
| Front to Back | Cantle Width | Flap Length | Flap Width |
|---|---|---|---|
| 18" | 14.5" | 27" | 9" |
Previous Feedback
Comments: THE BEST OF THE BEST OF THE BEST The highest quality I have found in 20 years. This cover is EXACTLY what I was looking for. Thick, extremely well-made heaving stitching, built to last forever. I have a Rocky Mtn. Horse so we are on the move and I am just as comfortable as butter in the seat cover and warm as toast. Worth every penny and I am buying a second one just to have a spare. Seems like every time I find something that really works, they quit making it. I can't believe it took me this long to find this. Most of the others are thin and don't last and look cheap. This one is PERFECT.
From: Sunny - USA
Comments: I purchased this seat cover because my saddle would pinch me at times. this cover is such great quality and fits my saddle very nicely, I love the velcro leg straps. This is the only sheepskin that I found that offers them. No worries about strings hanging down and much sturdier than tie strings. It is extremely comfortable and would highly recommend this style. Great for summer riding and when the weather is colder outside.
From: Marj- Sheffield Village, Ohio
Comments: These are the best!!! Don't quit carrying them as they are better than other brands. Soft and don't stretch or crawl.
From: Karen B.- Parma, Idaho, USA
Comments: This saddle cover is well worth the investment!! It keeps you cozy in the saddle all day long & gives you an extra feeling of additional warmth in the winter.
From: Kathy Kunkel