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Re: [RC] Sheepskin seat saver recommendations? - magnumsmomHi Ruth,I'd suggest the full Lady Godiva. I bought just a seat cover for my western saddle and there is a lot of wear on the fenders already... without any hard use yet. 11 years ago I bought a full sheepskin cover for my Stubben (modified english) saddle in forest green and it's one of the best purchases I've ever made. I love the color, it hasn't bled at all, and best of all my saddle looks just about brand new. It's done exactly what it was supposed to do... protect the saddle from weather and wear and tear. After 11 years of endurance and training rides, dumping the saddle here and there... on the ground... in the back of the truck... on the floor of the trailer, it's worn through a bit along the bottom of the sides but it's still great protection. I'd definitely suggest the forest green... it's still fun every time I see it! Here's my suggestion on where to get one in forest green: http://www.horsesdacor.com - Kathy Myers in Santa Fe, NM ******************** Ruth wrote: > Hey all, I'm going to ask my SO to get me sheepskin seat saver for Christmas. I was looking for recommendations (reassurance really) of one that will fit a > specialized trailmaster with a cheyenne roll. > > Also, should I go with just a seat cover, a seat-and-jockeys model, or the full "Lady Godiva" style? :) Pros and cons of each? > > Is it OK to get a color, or will I just be bleeding hunter green into my breeches? > > Thanks! > Ruth
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