Where can I get a gel pad for a horse saddle?

Answer by  martin (522)

You can get gel pads at many local tack shops and at most online tack stores. Some gel pad manufacturers have their own web sites as well. You can get a gel pad to put under the saddle protect your horse's back, and you can also get gel pads to put on top of the saddle to protect the rider.

Answer by  basil (311)

Most tack shops and online tack shops stock and sell gel saddle pads. Gel-Ride offers both English and Western style gel pads and you can order them over the internet.

Answer by  Roland27 (16334)

Most online tack shops have these gel pads. They have bigger selections than most local tack shops do. They are much more expensive than regular saddle pads but are WAY better on your horses back. It's worth it in the long run to purchase the pad, they are very nice.

Answer by  Mello10 (130)

Gel pads are available at most saddlery stores and you can order them online. It is important to get the right size for your saddle.

Answer by  Roland27 (16334)

Check your area for horse tack shops. Often times they have listings in the yellow pages. Most larger tack shops will have a few of these to choose from. You can also order them online from many horse tack dealers. Once again the larger websites are usually the ones that will have exactly what you are looking for.

Answer by  MrsShannonHarrell (768)

Most tack shops carry gel pads, but you can also order one from various places online. Or check eBay. I like , and .

Answer by  justmesuzanne (625)

Check your local tack shops. If they don't have them on hand they can order them. Look through tack magazines, Google "gel saddle pad" to find exactly what you want.

Answer by  MrsShannonHarrell (768)

Most tack shops carry gel pads, or online stores such as , , Dover Saddlery, , , or possibly eBay.

Answer by  MrsShannonHarrell (768)

There are several sources online for gel pads. If you run a search with your favorite search engine, you should find a good bit of information. You can also ask at local barns where a local tack shop is, look on various sale forums for a used pad, and advertise that one is needed.