Step #1 Choose the style of cinch
Download the Cinch Order Form |
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'Choose the style of cinch you would like from the list BELOW.
Please note all cinches are made with woven center Dees for horse comfort except the Roper Style cinches which have nylon reinforces center Dees.
For custom cinch fitting.
Please note all cinches are made with woven center Dees for horse comfort except the Roper Style cinches which have nylon reinforces center Dees.
For custom cinch fitting.
- Please saddle your horse, tighten cinch as usual and then ride for at least 10 minutes. Tighten your cinch as needed. Make sure your cinch was centered on the horse.
- Next step off and throw the stirrup over the seat or horn, and take side view photos of your horses body. The photo needs to be taken at "Latigo Level" So if you're tall, squat down until the camera is level with the latigo, just above the cinch buckles.
- Do this for each side of the horse.
- Next IMMEDIATELY after un-cinching, measure the length of your cinch including buckles, from outside edges of each buckle.
- Email Photos and Measurements. With this information i can help you choose the best style of cinch for your horse/saddle combination, or which style would work best if you plan to use this saddle/cinch on several different horses.
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Tied Straight $135 Vaquero $140
Woven or Tied Mohair Cutter $145 . This cinch is tied.
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Woven Mohair Barrel (with bars) or Tied Mohair Barrel $145
Barrel cinches have wide centers to disperse pressure and woven in center Dees for horse comfort. They are the most popular style ordered
Tied Roper Woven on right, Woven Roper on left, Both with Nylon reinforced center Dees $155 |
