Make sure the strap is properly adjusted to avoid excessive tension on the leather, which could cause premature wear or deformations.
Regularly check the condition of the strap to identify any signs of wear or damage.
Replace it if necessary to guarantee safe use.
When you don't use it, hang the strap or wind it gently without folding it excessively to avoid folds and breaks.

Use a soft and dry cloth to remove dust and dirt.
For a deeper cleaning, use a specific soap for leather (glycerin soap) and a damp sponge.
Gently rub and wipe with a dry cloth.

Leather hydration:
Regularly apply a cream or nourishing leather balm to maintain the flexibility of the leather and prevent cracks.
Let the product penetrate and then wipe the excess with a clean cloth.

Protection:
Use a waterproofing spray to protect leather from humidity and spots.
Apply the product in a well -ventilated place and allow you to dry completely.
Store the strap in a dry place and sheltered from direct sunlight to avoid discoloration and drying.

Avoid contacts with water.
If it becomes wet, let it dry at room temperature, far from direct heat sources like radiators or hairdryer.
Avoid contact with chemicals such as perfumes, detergents, or solvents that could damage leather.
When handling the strap, pay attention to sharp or rough objects that could scratch or cut the leather.

Mousse, neoprene, leather

Whether for leisure riding, show jumping, dressage or other disciplines, Eric Thomas offers a varied range of saddles that meet the specific needs of each rider. In addition to saddles, the brand also offers a wide selection of quality equipment, such as bridles, reins, protectors, girths and much more. Each Eric Thomas product is designed to combine aesthetics and performance, taking into account the latest trends and the requirements of professional and amateur riders.