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So, you already own a saddle, a saddle pad but still want more comfort?
Why not pick one of our recommended top-performing Paddle Liners for Western Saddle?
Best Western Saddle Pad Liner
With no further ado, let’s get right to it:
Diamond Wool Felt Pad Liner 32X32
The Diamond Wool Pad has been amazing on our two rescued horses.
One came into our sanctuary with some scars gained from saddle bruising his sensitive back in abusive homes.
To keep their backs well-padded and comfortable alongside breathability, we use Diamond Wool Pads.
My other one used to buck a lot, we tried the new diamond wool pad liner 32″x32″ size,
and it made his sensitive back super comfortable while still fitting really well under my show blanket.
That solved the bucking issue, just like that. There are different sizes you can buy too.
In the end, the Diamond Wool Pool is both comfy for both horse and rider.
ALSO SEE: Best Western Saddle Pad for Mutton Withered Horse
Mustang Contoured Wool Pad Liner
The Mustang Contoured Wool Pad Liner 1/2” wool comes with a reinforced contoured backbone and cinches buckle cutouts with a kidney-shaped insert for extra protection under the bars.
The specs include: Size: 30″ x 30″ x 1/2″ with approximate 1″ insert
NRS 5 Star 1/4 32 x 32 Pad Liner
This isn’t my favorite on the list but is “okay”.
When I had my product delivered, it was full of burs and stickers. I took out some time to pick all of the debris out of the pad and now that I tried it, it was just okay.
I wonder why it wasn’t cleaned before it was delivered. If you want better options, go for the first two on the list. A cheaper alternative is this third option.
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I’m Jack Johnson, a proud Texan and passionate horse lover. Growing up around horses has given me a natural affinity for the equine species and I’ve been able to hone my riding and training skills from an early age.
In recent years I’ve been traveling the country with my horses, competing in rodeos and other events. It was this passion that led me to create my own business, Own the Horse, to help aspiring horse lovers learn the fundamentals of horse care and training. I’m also an active member of the equine community, often volunteering my time to help preserve and promote the culture of horsemanship.
When I’m not riding, I love to spend my free time with my family and friends, camping, and fishing. Exploring the great outdoors and taking in the beauty of the Texas Hill Country is one of my favorite pastimes. I’m also an avid reader and enjoy learning more about the history and culture of the horse world.
