The PresTeq PerformFree girth is an innovative and anatomical girth developed in a way that the horse experiences optimal comfort and freedom of movement.  

The special shape of the girth, created after extensive research into the horse's anatomy, biomechanics and behavior, ensures optimal pressure distribution and prevents excessive pressure on the sternum. Combined with the extra soft gel padding in selected areas, this is the girth to give your horse the opportunity to perform to its maximum potential without any obstacles. 

The shape of the girth follows the curve behind the forelegs, creating more freedom of movement. In addition, the narrow sections of the girth provide less pressure on the horse's ribs and the wide surface provides better pressure distribution over the sternum. The buckles lie between the muscle attachments, reducing pressure on the muscle attachments themselves. Because of these points, not only is more freedom of movement created, but the PerformFree girth also improves the horse's comfort and minimizes interference with breathing.

The girth consists of round shapes, which combined with the padding provides optimal pressure distribution over the horse's body. This helps reduce or even prevent possible girth envy. With these anatomical aspects, the PerformFree girth stands out as a unique choice within its category.

• Material leather: vegetable-tanned leather
• Material hardware: stainless steel
• Anatomically shaped and innovative girth
• The girth does not hinder the horse's movement of the foreleg. Its shape follows the curve behind the front legs, allowing more freedom of movement for the elbows. The additional space enables the horse to increase its forward stride.
• The narrower sections of the girth reduce pressure on the horse's ribs. Extra thick and soft padding is placed at the front of these cutouts near the front legs, providing additional comfort for the horse.
• At the sternum, the girth has a wider surface. This, combined with the thickness of the material and gel padding, ensures optimal pressure distribution.
• The girth consists solely of rounded shapes, preventing pressure points on the horse's skin and fascia.
• The buckles of the girth lie between the muscle attachments of the Latissimus Dorsi and Serratus Ventralis, reducing pressure on the muscle attachments during the peak load of tightening. Additionally, the girth is equipped with gel padding under the buckles, contributing to better pressure distribution.