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Grey Saddle Pads

Grey LeMieux saddle pads offer a sleek and professional look to various saddles. Built for performance and longevity, they’re the perfect shade for complementing your horse riding wardrobe. Whatever your riding discipline, saddle up in long-lasting comfort and add a touch of style to your setup.

 

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Grey Saddle Pad - FAQs

Why choose a LeMieux Grey Saddle Pad?

When it comes to style, a grey saddle pad from LeMieux is a versatile option, adding sophistication to your full equestrian setup. We’ve added the perfect amount of padding to keep you and your horse comfortable when saddled up. Whatever your style, grey is a subtle shade that goes with absolutely everything. From classic colours to modern metallic styles, we have something to suit you.

What are LeMieux Grey Saddle Pads made of?

We’ve crafted our grey saddle pads from the highest-quality materials, including suede, woven satin, cotton, carbon mesh, mesh, and memory foam. Some styles even feature sparkly lurex for a show-stopping finishing touch. Our temperature-regulating bamboo is available in many of our newer styles.

 

This soft and durable material wicks moisture from the skin, keeping horses cool and comfortable.

How should you look after a LeMieux Grey Saddle Pad?

Our grey saddle pads need a little TLC, but taking care of them is easy. Machine wash your pad on a gentle 30-degree spin, ensuring all fastenings are closed, and brush away dirt, debris, and dried sweat. Reshape the pad after washing and let it dry away from heat. We recommend keeping your pad away from a tumble dryer as it may damage the padding.

How long can you use a LeMieux Grey Saddle Pad?

Even though our saddle pads are durable, it’s natural for them to experience a certain amount of wear and tear. Looking after your saddle pad will keep it in tip-top shape, but you’ll need to replace it eventually. Keep an eye on your pad and replace it when you see signs of damage.