Below are new, and sometimes used, Tucker “Big Bend” trail riding saddles for sale. The Tucker Big Bend is made for the larger rider with a wider seat pocket and flatter seat for more seating area.
The Big Bend has Tucker’s patented Gel-Cush™ Shock Absorbing seat for hours of riding comfort. Made in the USA by Tucker Saddlery in Yoakum, Texas. For more about the Tucker Big Bend, please scroll down beneath the saddles for sale.
Below: A Tucker “Big Bend” from HorseSaddleShop.
From eBay and HorseSaddleShop
About Big Bend’s On HorseSaddleShop: Most of the Tucker Big Bend’s from Horse Saddle Shop are new, but once in a while there might be a used one. Shipping charges are almost always included in the saddle’s price.
About Big Bend’s On eBay: There aren’t always Tucker Big Bend saddles available on eBay. If there are, they’ll show up below. Be sure to read each individual saddle’s description to find out if shipping charges are included in the price or extra.
See more Tucker trail saddles on HorseSaddleShop
See more Tucker trail saddles on eBay
From StateLineTack
StateLineTack may or may not have the Tucker Big Bend saddle, and/or other Tucker saddles. They usually do have an excellent choice of Tucker tack and accessories. The link below will take you to their website to see Tucker trail saddles (if any) and other Tucker items.
See Tucker trail saddles on StateLineTack
About The Tucker Big Bend
The Tucker Big Bend trail saddle is made with the larger rider in mind. It has a a wider seat pocket and flatter seat for more seating area. And it has Tucker’s patented Gel-Cush™ Shock Absorbing seat for hours of riding comfort.
NOTE: The options shown below are usually not available from an eBay seller. To choose these options, shop for the Big Bend on HorseSaddleShop.
- Seat sizes from 15 1/2 inches to 18 1/2 inches.
- Choice of color and hardware.
- Tree sizes: Medium, wide, or extra wide.
- Skirting: Round, square, or square tooled.
- 3 inch saddle horn.
- 4 1/2 inch cantle.
- Stirrup fenders: Western (2.5″ wide stirrup leathers) or Trail (1.5″ wide stirrup leathers). Note: The “leathers” are the long pieces of leather that attach the stirrups to the saddle tree. On many Western saddles they’re not easily seen because they’re covered by the stirrup fenders. (If you’ve ever adjusted the length of your stirrups, the buckle that you adjust is attached to the leathers.) Wider leathers provide more stability for your legs, while narrower ones offer greater freedom of movement.
- Weight: Approximately 29 pounds.
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