QUALITY: Our saddle is made with genuine premium quality cowhide skirting leather. Our leather saddles for horses feature Mahogany color leather, Black Smooth Leather Seat, 5″ cantle, 26″ skirt length, 28 lbs. Weight, and fit 6″ to 8″ gullet. FLEXIBILITY AND COMFORT: These treeless saddles are designed to conform to the horse’s back, allowing for closer contact and better weight distribution. The absence of a rigid tree allows the saddle to flex and move with the horse’s movement, providing greater comfort for both horse and rider. These saddles for horses have flexibility that can reduce pressure points and the risk of soreness. FREEDOM OF MOVEMENT: The flexibility of the western saddles allows horses to move more freely, promoting a natural gait and a better range of motion. LIGHT WEIGHT: This Treeless Western Horse Saddles are generally lighter than traditional saddles. A treeless western saddle is a type of saddle designed for horseback riding that lacks the traditional rigid tree structure found in most saddles. Instead of the wooden or synthetic tree, treeless saddles rely on layers of padding, foam, and other materials to provide support and distribute the rider’s weight over the horse’s back. Treeless saddles are popular among riders who prioritize close contact and freedom of movement for both themselves and their horse. They can be particularly beneficial for horses with unique conformation or sensitive backs, as the lack of a rigid tree allows for more flexibility and customization in fit. However, it’s important for riders using treeless saddles to ensure proper fit and distribution of weight to prevent discomfort or injury to the horse. Regular saddle fitting and adjustment are crucial to maintaining the horse’s comfort and performance. Some riders find treeless saddles to be comfortable and versatile for various riding disciplines, while others may prefer traditional saddles with trees for specific activities such as roping or cutting, where a more stable seat may be advantageous. As with any piece of riding equipment, the choice of saddle ultimately depends on the individual rider’s preferences, the horse’s needs, and the intended use.