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Many models of Tucker Saddles offer options or customizations so that you can make your new Tucker Trail Saddle uniquely your own. Information on the following options is outlined below. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact us at 888-467-2256.
Rigging style
Cinch length
Fender Style
Skirt Style
Stirrups
Conchos
Rigging Style Choices for standard Tucker Saddle models:
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Double D Drop
Western Rigging
Western Cinch
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Enduro Balanced
Ride Rigging
with Single Tie
Western Cinch |
Enduro Balanced
Ride Rigging with
Double Tie
Endurance Cinch |
Standard
English Rigging
English Cinch |
Which girth rigging style is best?
According to the Tucker Saddlery catalog: Most Tucker saddles come standard with a western style rigging. Western rigging is universal and proven to be durable and secure when adjusted correctly. A rear cinch can be added to keep the rear of the saddle in place. Tucker also offers its unique Enduro-Balanced rigging for extra stability. This rigging uses the rear rigging dee to interact with the front, giving riders the ability to adjust the girth placement and tension to accommodate their horse's needs. It also allows for the saddle to be held down in the rear, which is good for hilly terrain. The Enduro-Balanced rigging comes in two girth styles: Western and an English billet style, to give riders a familiar choice. An English three billet girth style is offered as standard on the Equitation Endurance and may be ordered on the Endurance Trail and River Plantation model saddles.
| ENDURO-BALANCED RIGGINGS ARE NOT RECOMMENDED FOR 18.5" SEAT SIZES |
Adjustable Position Close Contact Rigging
Standard Front Rigging on all GEN II Trail Saddles and the #259 Mule Saddle
Please choose from the rigging options below for the REAR rigging:
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Double D Drop
Western Rigging
Western Cinch
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Enduro Balanced
Ride Rigging
with Single Tie
Western Cinch |
Enduro Balanced
Ride Rigging with
Double Tie
Endurance Cinch |
| ENDURO-BALANCED RIGGINGS ARE NOT RECOMMENDED FOR 18.5" SEAT SIZES |
Which girth rigging style is best?
According to the Tucker Saddlery catalog: Most Tucker saddles come standard with a western style rigging. Western rigging is universal and proven to be durable and secure when adjusted correctly. A rear cinch can be added to keep the rear of the saddle in place. Tucker also offers its unique Enduro-Balanced rigging for extra stability. This rigging uses the rear rigging dee to interact with the front, giving riders the ability to adjust the girth placement and tension to accommodate their horse's needs. It also allows for the saddle to be held down in the rear, which is good for hilly terrain. The Enduro-Balanced rigging comes in two girth styles: Western and an English billet style, to give riders a familiar choice. An English three billet girth style is offered as standard on the Equitation Endurance and may be ordered on the Endurance Trail and River Plantation model saddles.
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Choosing the Proper Cinch Length for Tucker Saddles
- Tuckers Western Style and EBR rigging
styles are all drop riggings. If you are currently using
western drop rigging, your current cinch length should be
fine. If you are currently using in-skirt western rigging, you
should order a cinch 2-4" shorter than your current
cinch.
- If you are currently riding an English
hunter saddle and ordering a Tucker saddle with western or EBR
rigging, you may need to subtract up to 8" from your current cinch
length. If you are currently riding an English dressage saddle
and ordering a Tucker saddle with western or EBR rigging, you
current cinch length should be adequate.
- If you are currently riding an English
hunter saddle and ordering a Tucker saddle with English
rigging, you may need to subtract up to 4" from your current cinch
length. If you are currently riding an English dressage saddle
and ordering a Tucker saddle with English rigging, you may need to
add up to 4" to your current cinch length.
- Please note that the above is not a guarantee of cinch fit. Without being able to fit your
saddle to your horse, we cannot recommend an exact cinch length.
- All Tucker cinches are neoprene.
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Fender Style Choices for Tucker Saddles models: High Plains, Cheyenne Frontier (untooled), Endurance and Sierra Endurance. Both fender styles are available in short, standard and long lengths (additional charge may apply for short or long).
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Western Fender (2.5" Stirrup Leathers, shown with Leather Laced Western Bell Stirrups) |
Trail Fender (1.5" Stirrup Leathers, shown with Trail Glide Stirrups) |
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Skirt Style Choices for most Tucker Saddles:
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Round Skirt |
Square/Full/Western Skirt |
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Stirrup Choices for Tucker Saddles models: High Plains, Cheyenne Frontier, Endurance, Sierra Endurance, Equitation Endurance and River Plantation.
Please note that not all of these stirrups are compatible with all Tucker saddles.
| Trail Glide Stirrups below are made of a lightweight anodized aluminum alloy stirrup, stainless steel hardware, nylon top bar. Thick sponge rubber foot cushion helps lessen knee and ankle fatigue. Base 5" wide, 4" deep. |
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Oversize Trail Glide
Wider & deeper than the standard Trail Glide, in nylon: 5-3/4" base, 5-1/2" deep. Brown or Black. |
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Standard Trail Glide
Brown or Black. |
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Leather Laced Western Bell
Indian Tan leather lace. 4-3/4"W x 2.5"D tread, 2.5" neck.Only available for saddles with Western fenders. Black, Brown or Golden. |
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Leather Covered Trail Glide
Brown, Black or Golden. |
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Ergo-Balanced™ Leather Laced
These stirrups decrease joint fatigue and promote balanced riding. Angled neck keeps foot flat in stirrup base for more support. Same dimensions as above. Only available for saddles with Western fenders. |
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Ergo-Balance™ Trail Glide
These stirrups decrease joint fatigue and promote balanced riding. Angled neck keeps foot flat in stirrup base for more support. Brown or Black. |
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Oversize Leather Laced
Wider and deeper to fit a larger foot with either 2 1/2" or 3" neck. 6"W x, 6-1/2"D tread. Only available for saddles with Western fenders Black or brown.
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Ergo-Balance™ Leather Covered Trail Glide
These stirrups decrease joint fatigue and promote balanced riding. Angled neck keeps foot flat in stirrup base for more support. Leather covered to match your saddle in Golden, Brown or Black. |
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Oversize Military Hooded
4"D metal bound tread with 5-3/4"W spread, covered with top grain leather hood. 1" stainless shank prevents crushing. Black, Brown or Golden. |
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Hooded Trail Glide
Leather covered hooded stirrups in Golden, Brown or Black. Base 5" wide, 4" deep. |
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Concho Choices for Tucker Saddles models: High Plains, Cheyenne Frontier, Endurance, Equitation Endurance, Buffalo and River Plantation.
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Los Angeles Concho |
Aztec Star Concho |
Tucker Logo Concho |
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