I've been fiddling with my OTTB's tack set up to work out what's best for him. The CC girth was the last piece of the puzzle. It's well made, well designed, and a very good value for the money in an age of $300-600 girths. Best of all, my sensitive TB is perfectly comfortable in it. I'm skeptical of gimmicky girths. I've wasted money on way too many of them over the years. But I'm very happy I took one last shot at trying an innovative girth design. I like it. He likes it. Excellent choice for us.

The girth is nice and seems like my horse likes it. The girth is very heavy though.

My mare is doing so much better with this girth. She doesn’t shake her head and pin her ears when girthing her up. Under saddle she blows out during our ride several times, showing me she’s relaxing more. She can hold tension during a ride and often doesn’t blow out until we’re finishing up the ride. I think she’s a big fan; therefore, so am I. At least one other rider from my barn has ordered one too, based on my recommendation. She is getting the black Friday pricing, so she's pretty stoked!

This girth is a WINNER!! 👏👏👏👏My very picky girl has tried every dressage girth that comes in a 36” (the stubben girth has been the best fit so far). I finally got this girth last week and after 3 rides in it, OMG. She’s so much freer in it; myself and my regular riding buddy were shocked how obvious the change was. It’s perfectly thought out, and the quality is outstanding. If your horse is a “princess and the pea” type with girths, this one is your answer.