If your idea of a good time means spending all day in the saddle, the Grey Forest Flex2® trail saddle is built for exactly that. At only 22 lbs with a lightweight, endurance-inspired design, it helps keep both you and your horse comfortable when the miles start adding up.
IDEAL FOR
• Lightweight 22 lb design reduces bulk and makes saddling easier
• Hornless endurance-style allows greater freedom of movement in the saddle
• Tunnel Skirt™ and Neo-Shock™ features help reduce pressure and shock on the horse’s back
• Impact Foam™ seat and EBS Trail Glide stirrups help reduce rider fatigue over long rides
• Softee® leather feels broken-in and comfortable from the first ride
Designed with endurance riding in mind, the Grey Forest Flex2® Trail Saddle combines lightweight construction with thoughtful comfort features for both horse and rider. Weighing only 22 lbs, it’s easier to handle and saddle up.
Providing your horse back relief is important, and the Tunnel Skirt™ technology creates a relief channel along the spine to help reduce pressure, rubbing, and heat buildup during long rides. Another layer of comfort is the Neo-Shock™ skirt technology which is a durable neoprene filler that absorbs shock and conforms comfortably to the horse’s back. This helps soften impact over rough ground while allowing the Flex2® tree to work more effectively where flexibility is needed.
After a long day in the saddle, little details matter. With the EBS trail glide stirrups, your knees and ankles will thank you which help reduce joint strain and keep you riding more comfortably.
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, providing dependable support ride after ride. All saddles and trees are handmade in Yoakum, Texas.