Classic Accessories Saddle Shims, CESSHIMS Tapered Cell Foam Wedges

Classic Equine Saddle Shims are tapered cell foam wedges designed to help improve saddle fit, with placement under the front of the saddle and on top of the saddle pad.

• Tapered wedge shape — fits beneath the front of the saddle.
• Cell foam construction — provides the shim material for adjusting fit.
• Used on top of the saddle pad — positions the shim between the pad and saddle.
• Place as needed — lets you position the shims where your saddle setup calls for them.
• CESSHIMS — identifies the Classic Equine saddle shim model.

When a saddle needs a fit adjustment at the front, these shims offer a simple way to add a wedge at the saddle-pad interface. They are made for use as part of a saddle setup, with placement under the saddle’s front and above the pad.

Where do Classic Equine Saddle Shims go?

Place the shims under the front of the saddle and on top of the saddle pad. This position lets you use them to promote a better fit where the saddle meets the pad.

• Position them at the front of the saddle.
• Keep them above the saddle pad.

What shape and material are the shims?

Classic Equine Saddle Shims use cell foam in a tapered wedge shape. The wedge profile is the defining form of the shim, while the cell foam makes up its material.

• Product type: saddle shims.
• Shape: tapered wedge.
• Material: cell foam.

How are the shims used to adjust saddle fit?

Use the shims as needed in the specified position to promote a better saddle fit. Their intended role is to work with the saddle pad beneath the front of the saddle, rather than being placed above the saddle.

• Use them as part of a saddle-and-pad setup.
• Positioning is beneath the saddle front, on top of the pad.

Classic Equine Saddle Shims suit riders looking to adjust saddle fit using a tapered foam wedge placed at the front of the saddle. They are made for use above the saddle pad, not as a replacement for it.