Horse Saddle Flank Cinch Girth Handtooled Leather W/ Billets Brown Comfytack by Hilason

SECURE REAR RIGGING FIT: The 36 inch buckle-to-buckle length and 6 inch wide body sit correctly under the saddle to keep the back cinch snug on steep climbs, reducing saddle lift and roll on long trail rides.HAND-TOOLED LEATHER BUILD: Full floral carving across the wide body, stitched edges and solid hardware give this western cinch the strength to handle daily riding, ranch work and seasons of hard use.TRAIL RIDING AND RANCH WORK: A rear flank cinch is what keeps a western saddle steady on steep climbs and fast stops, making this rig a smart upgrade for trail riders, ranch hands and trainers.COMPLETE RIG, NO EXTRA TRIPS: Two 22 inch by 1.75 inch billets are included with every girth, so you can rig up and ride the same day it arrives - professional quality without the premium price tag.SIZING AND SADDLE COMPATIBILITY: Designed to fit western saddles with a rear flank cinch rigging; measure 36 inches buckle to buckle and check your saddle's rear dee placement before ordering.

Comfytack Hand-Tooled Flank Cinch - Western Horse Girth

This western horse girth is a complete rear rig: a 36 inch buckle-to-buckle leather girth with two 22 inch billets included, so the back cinch goes on the same day it arrives. The 6 inch wide body is covered in hand-tooled floral carving, giving the flank cinch a finished look that holds up to daily barn use.

Why This Hand-Tooled Leather Flank Cinch Stays Put on the Trail

• Hand-tooled floral carving across the full 6 inch face, with stitched edges that keep the tooling from lifting and curling
• The wide leather body spreads contact across the horse's flank instead of digging into one spot, which helps prevent chafing and rubbing on long rides
• Both billets are included, cut 22 inches long and 1.75 inches wide, so the rear rigging goes together without a second order
• Built for daily barn use without the premium price tag, with the strength to handle ranch work, training and trail miles

Best For Trail Riding, Ranch Work and Everyday Western Training

• Steep trail descents, creek crossings and long pack trips where a back cinch keeps the saddle planted
• Ranch work, sorting and daily training on saddles with a rear flank cinch rigging
• Riders replacing a worn rear cinch, and new horse owners building out a complete western tack setup

Western Horse Girth Specifications and What's Included

• Brand: Comfytack
• Style: Western
• Use: Rear flank cinch and back cinch for western saddles
• Material: Leather with hand tooling
• Girth length: 36 inches buckle to buckle
• Girth width: 6 inches
• Billets: Two included, 22 inches long by 1.75 inches wide
• Color: Brown

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a flank cinch and do I need one?

A flank cinch, also called a back cinch or rear cinch, is the second girth that runs behind the front cinch on a western saddle. It keeps the rear of the saddle from lifting on steep climbs or quick stops. If your saddle has a rear rigging, you need one for safe riding.

Is this western horse girth made of real leather?

Yes. Comfytack builds this western horse girth from leather with hand tooling worked across the wide body. The floral carving is done by hand one piece at a time, so the tooling can vary slightly from girth to girth. Stitched edges protect the carving from lifting, and both billets are cut from matching leather.

How do I measure for a horse girth like this one?

Measure your old girth or your saddle's rigging from buckle to buckle. This flank cinch measures 36 inches buckle to buckle with a 6 inch width, so match that number before ordering. If your measurement lands between sizes, the billet holes give you a little adjustment in either direction.

Do the billets come included with the girth?

Yes, two leather billets ship with the flank cinch. Each measures 22 inches long and 1.75 inches wide and attaches the girth to the rear rigging on your saddle. Because they are included, you can rig up the same day the girth arrives instead of ordering straps separately.

How should I care for a hand tooled leather girth?

Wipe off dirt and sweat after each ride with a damp cloth, then let the leather dry away from direct heat. Apply a light leather conditioner a few times a season to keep the tooling supple. Store the girth hanging flat so the wide body does not crease or take a set.