Product details

• The SHELL PAD II the Tixerant is an evolution of the first model in order to make its use easier.
• The reinforcement at the level of the withers ensures the fixity of the mat and releases the withers from any pressure caused by the natural rotational movement of the mat. This system prevents the mat from compressing the 1st dorsal vertebra and sagging on the withers (keystone of the spine). A benefit for the horse, which, thus freed from these constraints, finds a balance essential to its performance. The SHELL PAD II can be combined with the shaper which will ensure a better connection between the saddle and the horse's back, resulting in better distribution of the rider's weight and the pressure of the girth. The conformator comes with two thicknesses of foam of different density. These foams are interchangeable in order to be able to adapt the conformator to the needs of your horse.

Little OHLALA tips for maintaining your carpets:

Machine wash:

• Before putting your rug in the washing machine, use a soft brush , a cap or, above all, a Magic Brush .
• If your rug has beads, patches, or fragile details, turn it over and place it in a wash bag to protect it.
• Use natural detergent 🧴 (but no fabric softener so that our horses don't have an allergic reaction!)
• We can also slide in the LeMieux washing balls which will allow us to remove even more hair.
• We set the cycle to 30 degrees maximum.
• Do not put your rug in the dryer, let it air dry.

Hand washing :

• If you prefer, you can also wash your rugs by hand ! A soft brush, Marseille soap , a little patience and energy in your arms and here is an equally conclusive result.
• Do not put your rug in the dryer, let it air dry.

Renowned for its artisanal know-how and commitment to quality, the Eric le Tixerant brand offers high-end products that combine comfort, performance and durability. Eric le Tixerant straps are designed with technical expertise and meticulous attention to detail. They offer optimal support to the horse, while distributing the pressure exerted by the saddle in a balanced manner, thus allowing better freedom of movement.