Anatomeq Perfeq Dressage Pad
Anatomeq Perfeq Dressage Pad
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A fully perforated dressage pad built on a 3D mesh core, with a billet system that takes a variety of girth configurations.
Perforation is the whole design and it goes right through. The exterior is a vegan suede punched throughout rather than quilted, and underneath it sits a high-density 3D mesh core, which is a spacer fabric with open structure rather than a foam or a wadding. Air moves through the pad instead of stopping at the first layer. The lining is a quick-dry mesh. Down the middle, the Anatomeq spine channel lifts the pad clear of the withers and is shaped to the contour of the back, with soft microsuede on both sides of the spine and along the binding where a pad rubs. It is cut long, and it carries a hook and loop billet system that accommodates different billet and girth arrangements rather than fixing one.
Specifications:
- Perforated vegan suede exterior
- High-density 3D mesh core
- Quick-dry mesh lining
- Anatomeq contoured spine channel with microsuede edging
- Hook and loop billet system for varied billet and girth configurations
- Close contact construction
- Machine washable, quick drying, shrink resistant, dirt and hair repellent
- Vegan
- Made in Canada
What sets this one apart:
A long dressage cut with a hook and loop billet system that accommodates different billet and girth arrangements rather than fixing one. It is perforated right through, a vegan suede exterior punched throughout over a high-density 3D mesh core, so air moves through the pad instead of stopping at the first layer. The spine channel lifts the pad clear of the withers and follows the contour of the back, edged in soft microsuede on both sides of the spine and along the binding.
What AnatomEq claims:
AnatomEq states that a horse will sweat less in these pads than in a traditional quilted pad. That is the maker's comparison, reported as theirs.
Why it is here:
An adjustable billet system on a dressage pad. Long girths and short girths, monoflap and conventional, all pull the pad differently, and a fixed loop suits one of them and fights the rest.
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