This Ran Ten roper has a 16 inch seat, basket weave tooling and a full rough-out skirt and fenders. It's made in Alabama, USA.
- Barbed wire trim.
- Equi-fit tree with 3/4 quarter horse bars.
- Memory foam seat, with real sheepskin under the padding.
- Stainless steel hardware and Bevlin buckles.
Every saddle here is one of a kind. Come sit it, and we'll help you fit it to your horse.
Treat the roper as working equipment
A roper saddle is a working choice, so assess how the seat and stirrups position you before choosing it for its tooling. The rough-out skirt and fenders give you a textured surface to evaluate in person. Sit with the stirrups adjusted and check whether the saddle lets you remain balanced. A familiar seat measurement is useful for comparison, but it is only part of the buying decision.
Check the horse and the stress points
Fit the saddle to the horse with the pad you intend to use. Tree terminology does not make fit identical across different saddles or horses. Keep the sheepskin underside clean and let damp tack dry before storage. Pay particular attention to rigging attachments, worn leather holes and the stirrup hardware during ordinary inspections. Do not carry on using questionable tack while waiting for a more convenient time to repair it.
At a glance
| Seat | 16 inch, memory foam |
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| Tree | Equi-fit, 3/4 quarter horse bars |
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| Leather | Full rough-out skirt and fenders, two-toned |
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| Tooling | Basket weave, barbed wire trim |
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| Hardware | Stainless steel, Bevlin buckles |
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| Made in | Alabama, USA |
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