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Prestige Rubino MF AS-X jumping saddle

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Prestige Rubino MF AS-X jumping saddlePrestige Rubino MF AS X jumping saddle The Rubino MF AS X saddle features a tree with the revolutionary new AS X technology, born from the combination of two technologies: the Adaptive System and the X Technology. The Adaptive System is the only shock absorbing system that allows the tree axial and lateral bending. A tree that is unique on the market and completely innovative. Thanks to its geometry, X Technology with injected membranes and the

Prestige Rubino MF AS-X jumping saddle

The Rubino MF AS-X saddle features a tree with the revolutionary new AS-X technology, born from the combination of two technologies: the Adaptive System and the X-Technology. The Adaptive System is the only shock-absorbing system that allows the tree axial and lateral bending. A tree that is unique on the market and completely innovative. Thanks to its geometry, X-Technology with injected membranes and the patented Adaptive System, it is able to fully follow the horse’s movements and offer the rider maximum stability.

The front part of the saddle is designed to minimise the thickness and provide the rider with a close contact sensation, while the rear part, with its large injected membranes, offers great stability. The design, specifically studied to provide maximum flexibility, allows the horse to flourish its athletic skills.

Its medium flat seat version provides the rider maximum freedom of movement. The reduced thickness under the thigh increases the communication between horse and rider. The design of the blocks, which are not stitched at the front, allows the sweatflaps to flex and the panels to follow the horse’s shoulders without restricting its movement.

The Rubino MF AS-X saddle adapts to all horse morphologies and rider’s needs, thanks to its five different panels options: LPF (integrated, not integrated and FSF applied) and latex (integrated and not integrated).

  • TREE WITH AS-X TECHNOLOGY
  • NARROW TWIST AND FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT FOR THE RIDER
  • CLOSE CONTACT THANKS TO THE REDUCED THICKNESS UNDER THE THIGH
  • UNISEX-TREE
  • FIVE DIFFERENT PANELS OPTIONS
  • ADAPTIVE BLOCKS


Customization Options for Your Prestige Saddle

Tailor your Prestige saddle to perfectly suit your riding needs and preferences by selecting from the following options:

  • Seat Size: 16, 17, 18
  • Color: Black, Tobacco, London (available only in Elite leather)
  • Flap Projection: Standard, +2cm, +4cm, +6cm
  • Flap Length: XS, S, Standard, L, XL
  • Withers Size: 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37
  • Panels: Latex, LPF Flocked
  • Blocks: Small, Large (Velcro option)
  • Leather Choice: Calfskin Leather, Elite Leather, Lux Leather. For detailed information on leather choices, please click here.  
STANDARD DELIVERY: Unless otherwise specified upon your order the saddle will be produced in a standard version:
  • Flap projection: standard
  • Flap length: standard
  • Panels: LPF Flocked (integrated)
  • Block: Large (No Velcro)
  • Leather choice: Lux leather

Custom Adjustments and Personalized Quotation

If you would like to adjust the standard version of your Prestige saddle, please contact us for a personalized quotation. Be sure to specify which saddle you are interested in purchasing and include all your personal contact details in your email. Without these details, we cannot provide you with a customized quote.

Please note that each modification to the standard version may incur additional costs. We look forward to assisting you in creating the perfect saddle tailored to your needs.

Saddle Fitting and Trial

At Horse and Balane we firmly believe that a properly fitted saddle is essential for the welfare of your horse and the comfort of the rider. While you have the option to order a saddle without a fitting, we highly recommend scheduling a saddle fitting appointment to ensure the perfect fit.

We collaborate with experienced saddle fitting partners throughout Asia who are dedicated to helping you and your horse achieve the best possible fit. Please note that saddle fittings are a charged service. Depending on your location, the fitting fee can be subtracted from the purchase price of your saddle. However, travel and accommodation expenses are to be covered by the customer.

If you have friends or acquaintances interested in a saddle fitting, consider organizing a group event with us. This could reduce costs for everyone involved. Contact us to discuss how we can arrange a fitting event tailored to your needs.

Your horse's comfort is our priority, and we're here to support you every step of the way.

Contact us for an on-site saddle fitting or virtual advice. 

 

Order Fulfilment and Cancellation Policy

Attention: This is a custom made product with a cancellation fee. Learn more about our Order Fulfillment and Cancellation Policy, including details on shipping times, special orders, and cancellation fees, on this page.

 

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