Description

Omaha Flex2® — Circle Y

Description Specifications The Omaha Flex2® Trail Saddle has been a favorite among trail riders for years because it combines the comfort features riders want with a practical design built for long days in the saddle. With a moderate seat, round skirt, and lightweight Flex2® technology, it’s a saddle many riders trust when the ride turns into several hours on the trail. Why Riders Choose the Omaha Flex2® • Moderate seat design provides balanced comfort for long hours of riding • Softee™ fenders are broken in right from the start so you won’t feel like you rode all day • Neo-Shock™ skirt technology is a durable neoprene filler keep the saddle lightweight while acting as a shock absorber between horse and rider • Impact Foam™ seat cushions the ride to help reduce pressure over long miles • ErgoBalance™ stirrups help reduce knee and ankle fatigue which makes a noticeable difference after a full day in the saddle The 3-way in-skirt rigging allows riders to choose the rigging position that works best for their horse and riding style. Because the rigging is built into the skirt, it also helps reduce bulk under the rider’s leg for a closer feel in the saddle. This saddle is built on Circle Y’s Flex2® tree, a design that revolutionized the saddle industry. Unlike many flex trees that bend throughout the saddle, the Flex2® tree flexes only where your horse needs it while keeping rider weight stable and supported. That means the saddle can move with your horse without losing its structure. It also won’t get wider over time or flex in half, giving you dependable support ride after ride. For almost three decades, trail riders have loved the Omaha Flex2® Trail Saddle. It’s one of those saddles people keep coming back to because it’s comfortable, dependable, and has a balanced seat they enjoy mile after mile. Cantle Height: 4″Horn: 3 1/4″ Tall, 1 7/8″ CapSwell: 13″Tooling Degree: Border Hand ToolSkirt Length: 13″ D x 27″ LRigging: 3-Way Adjustable In-SkirtTree Type: Flex2 TrailCa

Points forts

• Circle Y
• Tucker Trail
• Reinsman