Western style saddles
By Kent Cannon, Kent Cannon Saddlery Introduction In today’s global market, countless products are manufactured overseas, offering American consumers lower prices and a broad selection. While opinions differ, the reality ... Read MoreRead More
What to Do with a Broken Saddle Tree? Guidance for Riders and Saddle Owners Introduction A saddle tree forms the essential framework of a saddle, providing support, structure, and shape. ... Read MoreRead More
Guidance for Selecting the Correct Saddle Size by Kent Cannon Saddlery Introduction Choosing the right seat length for a western saddle is crucial for both rider comfort and safety. Kent ... Read MoreRead More
Discover the Benefits of Investing in Quality Craftsmanship Exceptional Fit and Comfort A custom handmade Western saddle from Kent Cannon Saddlery is built specifically for you and your horse. Unlike ... Read MoreRead More
The Difference Between My Handmade Saddles Vs Foreign Factory Built Saddles Could Save Your Life! Introduction When it comes to horseback riding, the importance of saddle quality cannot be overstated. ... Read MoreRead More
Fitting a Saddle using the Dennis Lane System The Dennis Lane Saddle Fitting System is a well-regarded approach to ensuring optimal saddle fit for both horse and rider. Developed by ... Read MoreRead More
Ensuring a proper fit for a western saddle is essential for your horse’s comfort, performance, and overall well-being. Here’s a helpful overview: Proper fit ensures your horse remains comfortable, healthy, ... Read MoreRead More
Fitting a western saddle to a rider is about your seat, legs, and balance—while also keeping the horse’s back in mind. Here’s a practical guide to get you started, plus ... Read MoreRead More
Buying a Used Saddle, a Comprehensive Guide Practical Advice for Horse Owners, Saddle Buyers, and Equestrian Enthusiasts Introduction Buying a used saddle can be a smart and economical choice for ... Read MoreRead More
Yesterday I pretty much wrapped up the final assembly of this Will James Ranch Roper. The stirrup leathers are in place, concha’s and saddle strings with bleeder knots tied, and ... Read MoreRead More
