Hire T's and C's

Email [email protected] with the size you want to try and we will do our best to match it.

If you decide this Girth is not for you we will refund the hire cost minus £20 for the weeks hire and £5.95 shipping fee. If you chose Klarna at the checkout we will deduct an additional 5% of the hire as we cannot get this fee back from Klarna. 

The Girth must be returned clean, in its original condition and with tracked shipment within 48hrs past your 7 day hire.  Else it will trigger a second weeks hire cost. 

If you like the Girth we will exchange for a new one to your specifications. If not in stock we will order from Germany for you. 

 The elastic rings allow your horse to breathe better. They expand and contract with the horse´s rib cage and maintain an even and comfortable tension. The Equi-Soft® girth has an ergonomic shape and is flexible. This special design provides freedom of movement to your horse and significantly reduces girthiness. The elastic rings of the Equi-Soft® give the horse freedom of movement, lower the girth pressure and thus the stress level of the horse. A comparative study of different girths certifies:

All horses, without exception, had a lower heart rate with the Equi-Soft® girth.

The Equi-Soft® covers can be changed in a few seconds thanks to a Velcro system. In addition to lambskin and vachette leather in three different colours, there is also a neoprene pad.

Leather is an unbeatable material in terms of comfort, durability and compatibility with horses.

Neoprene is a very soft and flexible material, which is also well tolerated by sensitive horses. Even in combination with sweat, neoprene remains supple and is extremely easy to care (machine washable at 30°C).

Our lambskin cover promotes blood circulation, is breathable and regulates temperature and humidity both in summer and winter. In addition, lambskin prevents bruising, scars, chafing and pressure sores.

How to put on the Equi Soft Girth Correctly?

Make sure that the cover is fixed correctly on the girth and the holes are free. The centre of the girth must be placed centrally on the horse's girth line. For optimal pressure distribution, even girthing on both sides is recommended. The girth should also not be pulled too tight, otherwise it will hinder the expansion of the rib cage.