Gel-Eze Wither Pad

The Gel-Eze Wither Pad is designed to provide targeted protection and comfort for your horse’s wither area during riding.

Made from a shock-absorbing gel material, this pad helps reduce pressure and impact on sensitive areas, lowering the risk of back and wither injury. Its lightweight and discreet design ensures it fits comfortably under the saddle without adding bulk.

The perforated structure allows airflow, helping to keep your horse cool and comfortable during work. Constructed from non-toxic materials, the pad is washable, reusable, and environmentally friendly, making it a practical and long-lasting addition to your tack.

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⭐ Key Features

Shock-absorbing gel construction
Designed for wither protection
Lightweight and discreet profile
Perforated for airflow and breathability
Helps reduce pressure on withers
Non-toxic materials
Washable and reusable
Environmentally friendly

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🧪 Key Materials

Gel construction – impact absorbing and supportive
Perforated design – improves airflow

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✅ Benefits

✔ Reduces risk of wither and back injury
✔ Provides targeted cushioning and support
✔ Absorbs impact for greater comfort
✔ Keeps horse cooler with breathable design
✔ Lightweight and easy to use
✔ Durable and reusable

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🐴 Ideal For

Horses
Everyday riding
Training and schooling
Competition use
Horses with sensitive withers

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📝 How to Use

Place pad over the wither area
Position saddle or saddle pad on top
Adjust for correct alignment
Ensure pad lies flat before riding

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📦 Care Instructions

Wash according to manufacturer guidelines
Allow to dry thoroughly before reuse
Store in a clean, dry place

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How quickly will my order arrive?

Our aim is to dispatch all orders placed before 12 noon on the next working day (not inc bank holidays and weekends). Any orders placed after that time will be dispatched on the next available working day.

We will send you a notification email when your order has been dispatched. 

While we always try our best to dispatch every order following the above guidelines, during extremely busy periods dispatch times may increase by up to one day.