FreeSpace Girth Vegan SLIM Sternum Plate

This exciting new Free Space Girth from WOW™ will get your horse moving more freely!
The massive success of this girth has changed the lives of many horses, allowing them to move more freely and comfortably.

This new innovative patented design has an Active Cushion Sternum Plate that has two parts.  The outer is a reinforced plate that will not give under girth tension.  This is spaced away from the horse by the Active Cushion which holds the Sternum Plate away from the horse’s rib cage.  The Sternum Plate makes the girth straps bridge the pectoral muscles and it is this lack of pressure that is the key to allowing the horse to engage by the use of an unimpeded Rectus Abdominus and better leg retraction due to the Ascending Pectoral muscles not being squashed!

The girth is made from a choice of SYNTHETIC leather (that you will have to look hard to notice the difference) or REAL Leather.

Our Synthetic leather has superior qualities of keeping clean and looking great even after years of use.

Our Real Leather Versions are available in a choice of colours. You can chose from Black, Dark Brown, Havane, Nutmeg, Military and Oakwood.

Girths straps can be the same or different lengths dependant on your horses and your requirements.  They can be changed at any time in the future very easily.

The Free Space (Dressage) version  girths has buckle ends which can be separate like our H Girth or they can be joined using a double buckle guard.

The Free Space Long Version has girth sleeves included, which have been designed to help stop pinching.

The Standard Sternum Plate measured at the widest point, is 7.5 inches (19cm) wide.

The Slim Sternum Plate is for horses that are narrower between the front legs.
Measured at the widest point, the slim version is only 5 inches wide (12.5cm) so would be better suited for the slimmer horse.

Like all WOW™ products modularity is key and these different buckle guards, straps, and girth sleeves can all be purchased separately.

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FREESPACE VIDEOS:

The Impact of Girthing on Horses Locomotion – By David Kempsell

Gillian Higgins assesses the FreeSpace Girth