Cassidy's Saddle Impression Pads

Cassidy's Saddle Impresssion Pad is made with an old German Recipe by a lady named "Schaldebach". The pad is proven to perform just like the leading Impresssion Pad on the market that comes with a much higher cost (Retail around $250). These pads are reusable and will tell you exactly where there is too much pressure or bridging under your saddle. 3 sizes for your individual needs. Instructions fo

r Treeless Saddles:

The pad has to be cool to start out. Put your Impression Pad underneath the saddle pad that you will use for your treeless saddle. Since your treeless pad is a most important component to your treeless saddle, it just makes sense to measure the pressure in combination with it. You can tape the impression pad to your saddle pad if you fear slippage. Instructions for Treed Saddles:

Put your (cooled down) Impression Pad directly underneath your saddle. You can use a very thin baby pad that can be taped to the impression pad if you fear slippage. Make sure that the Impression Pad is placed very evenly underneath your saddle and that the "dough" is spread very evenly ( it is easier to roll out the dough when it is warm. Roll it from every side for best results. Sometimes there are some Folds, that is ok as long as the dough is spread out . You may see some folds in the plastic, that is ok as well) You can use a rolling pin for better distribution. You can pull up the pad a bit in the front for wither clearance. Ride for at least 20-30 minutes in all gaits. Make sure that the outside temperature is between about 42-82 F
(Store the pad at room temperature, do not let it freeze that could potentially ruin the pad)
Mount from a mounting block with somebody holding lightly against the saddle from the other side. Make pictures of your used impression pad and date them. If you are reusing your pad right away, make sure that it has cooled down. Be safe, try out your pad in an enclosed area/arena. If you would like to order Cassidy's Impression Pads, they are $35 a piece + shipping