Jan 11, 2024
Double T Saddles, a western wear and tack company, has announced an update to its barrel racing saddle collection.

Portland, United States - January 11, 2024 /NewsNetwork/ —
Double T Saddles now showcases an updated collection of horse saddles designed for barrel racing events. Its saddle collection is categorized by type, size, and bar size, making it easy for beginner and professional barrel racers to find the ideal saddle for their riding needs.
More details are available at https://doubletsaddles.com
The updated collection of barrel racing saddles ranges from 7" to 17” to fit different riders and horses. From classic to contemporary, the collection offers different unique saddle designs, each with intricate tooling, inlays, and colors, such as the Double T Barrel saddle with a metallic painted oak leaf design.
The popularity of barrel racing as one of the top three most popular rodeo events creates a high demand for specialized saddles designed specifically for this event. Double T Saddles meets this demand by offering its collection of Western saddles that take into account the horse's needs, the rider's style, and the specific features required for optimal performance.
One of the company's featured options is the 14"-15" Double T Barrel Saddle With Oak Leaf Tooling. The saddle features stamped basket weave tooling with a metallic painted oak leaf design and silver studs. It is also equipped with front D rings, leather latigo, and off-billet and black steel stirrups that contribute to the overall stability and versatility.
Barrel racing enthusiasts can also explore other options like the 14"-15" Double T Rough Out Barrel Saddle with a Cheetah Printed Inlay, the 14"-16" Double T Rough Out Barrel Saddle, and the 14"-15" Double T Barrel Saddle with Silver Laced Tan Rawhide Cantle and Dot Border.
International shipping is available on all saddles, and Double T Saddles processes all orders within 24 hours. In addition to its Western saddles, the company also offers a range of equestrian accessories, including saddle pads, reins, spurs and spur straps, bits, headstall and breast collar sets, and barn equipment.
“Whether you're a seasoned cowboy or a beginner rider, you can trust Double T Saddles to meet all your riding needs,” said a spokesperson for the company. “Our saddles are not just functional but also a work of art, carefully designed to provide both comfort and elegance to you and your horse.”
Interested parties can find more information by visiting https://doubletsaddles.com
Contact Info:
Name: Brad Easton
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Organization: American Saddle & Tack
Address: 6650A NE Mt St Helens Ave Suite 73504, Portland, Oregon 97250, United States
Website: https://doubletsaddles.com
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