The WonPad is made right here in Idaho Falls, Idaho. We use high quality, shock absorbing felt, 100% cowhide leathers, and scuba-grade neoprene to create a saddle pad that stays in place and is also easy to clean.
Trucks arrive at our warehouse regularly to keep the WonPad manufacturing process moving. Our rolls of felt, stacks of neoprene, drums of glue, and pile of leathers are cut, measured, marked, glued, sewn, branded, glued again, trimmed, and punched out to create beautiful stacks of WonPads ready for shipping to your doorstep.
Every WonPad comes with our 7 day money back guarantee. Saddle up and take a ride! If you are not completely satisfied with our pad for any reason, return it to the dealer where you purchased the pad within 7 days for a full refund. Please note, refunds do not include shipping charges.
Felt Only Series
Our Felt Only Series is the made just like our original series with black felt and assorted brown wear leathers, but without any neoprene at all. Size choices include 1/2″ thick felt or 1″ thick felt in a 28″ length, 30″ length, or a 32″ length.
Want to change up the colors? Choose the Add a Color item for your felt color or wear leather color (or both) and add it to the cart with your Original Series Pad!
Vents & Corners:
Small Round Corner – The pad has a slightly rounded corner matching the attached wear leather.
Square Corner – The pad comes to a clean 90 degree corner at each corner (the wear leather will remain rounded).
Regular Vent – Three vent holes straight down the spine of the pad. This is the original style and it is suitable for most horses.
Flex Vent – One 6” wither vent straight down the spine, and 4, 6” cross vents perpendicular to the spine. The flex vent is designed to allow the felt to flex more for more complex fits such as higher withers, rounder backs, etc.
WonPad Care
Follow these tips to extend the life of your felt only WonPad:
Avoid pushing your pad into tight spaces, such as small trailer tackrooms, as folding or crumpling the felt may cause the surface of the felt to ball up and/or separate between layers.
Never cut your pad. Felt is created in layers, and the edges are stitched to keep the pad intact. Cutting the pad will encourage the layers to separate.