EDIX® asymmetrical leather girth

The girth is shortened at the front to provide more clearance for the horse’s elbow.
This specific shape provides extra space for the elbow, ensuring the horse’s freedom of movement is not restricted.
The girth features extra-soft padding for maximum comfort and a large contact area for optimal pressure distribution.

The EDIX concours girth is equipped with elastic gussets at the buckle area to ensure a consistently secure saddle fit while providing high comfort for the horse.
The durable elastic material, with elasticity tailored to the horse’s strength, protects the saddle from unwanted stress caused by changes in the horse’s abdominal girth during riding.
The elastic section of the girth continuously adjusts in length as the horse moves, allowing the horse to breathe freely and fully engage its abdominal muscles, while the saddle remains securely in place with even tension.
This ensures high comfort for the horse.

Made from carefully treated leather, it is exceptionally soft and supple.
The girth features a central D-ring for attaching additional reins and stainless steel roller buckles to protect the straps from wear.
All metal parts are silver.

• Asymmetrical shape.
• Suitable for horses with a pronounced forward abdominal position.
• Distributes pressure over a large surface area.
• The specific shape ensures optimal freedom of the horse’s pectoral muscles.
• Very suitable for horses with girth-related issues.
• The girth has a secure stainless steel D-ring in the center.

The lifespan of a girth depends largely on its use, care, and the conditions in which it is used.
It is recommended to replace the girth after approximately two years.
It is important to regularly inspect the seams and all connection points, as they can wear out and eventually break due to movement and stress.
The leather also requires proper care.
If the girth becomes damp or absorbs sweat and salt, the material’s structure can weaken.
The material may dry unevenly, become stiff or brittle, and eventually begin to deteriorate.
Regular inspection and timely replacement help prevent unexpected problems and ensure safe, comfortable riding for both horse and rider.