Weaver Equine Adjustable Surcingles for Horses with Shock-Absorbing Neoprene, Brass Plated Buckles & Dee Rings for Side Reins, Fits 68" to 72"

This is a good quality item, it doesnt slip and it has lots of nice rings for different head carriage. It is a bit small but if your horse puffs his stomach out like mine does thats why. It has padding on the inside for your horses withers. Works great for my 15 hand horse but just takes a little effort to get on. Overall love this product!

This bad boy was put through the ringer, but held up to my bucking bronc and didn’t shift at all. He’s 14.3h Arabian and the only negative was that it barely fits and is a bit too large. I know others complained that it was too small, so I wanted to make small horse owners aware that it’s not necessarily true for every horse. This barely fits my guy on the smallest settings, but overall I’m happy with the quality for the price. The important thing is that it didn’t shift on my unruly youngster.

This surcingle is pretty well made. It could have more padding at the withers. My biggest criticism is that there are no rings on the girth for anchoring a martingale type set up. Wuh?? I have other English girths I can use. Also this is quite small. We are using it on an 850 lb 2 yr old and are on the last half of holes. It fits perfectly. But any full bodied horse might not.

Edit: after several months of use, it is holding up swimmingly! Have had zero issues with rubs or scratches and it was a great primer for an actual driving harness.This was perfect for what I needed, a tool to start training my western riding horse to drive after his riding career ended. It is high enough quality to be durable and perfectly fine for what I need. It does not feel like it will fall apart any time soon.I gave it four stars only because it did not fit him, and I had to buy a girth extender for it, but it was very close, so the girth extender makes it a bit loose. Loose is fine for driving, but I’d never ride If the girth on a saddle was that loose. My horse isn’t a pony but he’s not all that big either. He’s about 15.2 and roughly a 1000 lb walking horse, so while this might fit a cob or an Arabian, it’s not going to fit a horse that is a bit bigger around the middle. But for the price, plus the price of a cheap girth extender, I can’t complain.

Works great! It fit my quarter horse great. I love weaver all their items are affordable and great quality.

I really like this Surcingle... IT IS SMALL! It fits around my 2 yr old stocky paint mare, but NOT my 7yr old stocky quarterhorse Gelding, and it does not fit my 4 yr old HUS quarter horse gelding. But if you are using it for a young horse, then it should work... OR you can buy a nylon girth extender (on amazon for 15 dollars) and it will work for bigger horses. I have seen other reviews about it not having much padding... I don't know how much padding you would need, but its like a neoprene girth that you would use on a western saddle (all the way around)... Its kind of squishy, so I think there is enough padding. And I like that the rings on it are reinforced. Over all this is a really good buy for the money.

A wee bit small for my Appendix. I used baling twine as extender. Never slid. Liked the big circles to run long lines through.

What type of pony does this fit? I have a 15.2 QH in reasonable shape and it doesn't go around him. How do I get appropriate extensions, which btw, I shouldn't have to purchase. You did not advertise this as a pony surcingle. It's at least four inches short. My horse is not overweight. Not very happy right now. I had to spend $15+ just for an extension. This sirscingle doesnt even have rings underneath. I coukd have just purchased a nicer surcingle for that price. This is a Weaver product. Its supposed to be a reputable and quality product. No one has time to return low-grade merchandise and play online games with misrepresentation. You owe me $15 cash.