Before being introduced to Equiseat Aid, my 9 year old gelding struggled to achieve right canter on the correct lead and seemed to 'run' from my leg. This was due to me sitting heavily on my left seat bone. Since using Equiseat Aid I can engage my right seat bone, which is due to my right hip/thigh being more open and my lower leg being more secure, which then allows him the freedom to bring his left hind leg through. Our schooling and flatwork sessions are far more relaxed and enjoyable. Definitely an aid that benefits both horse and rider.

I have been using Equiseat Aid for a number of months now and have found it to be very effective at straightening the rider while on the horse . It works well for all levels of riders and straightness is the cornerstone for me of moving forward in training your horse. A great tool to have and use as and when required. Well done to Vickie for developing this product!

Equiseat has hugely helped my 12 year son, who does a lot of dressage. He has always hitched up on one side and this was having a negative effect to his pony’s way of going. We are 5 weeks into wearing the aid and what a huge difference it has made . My son is now straight, level and balanced in the saddle and the pony is going so much better.I would highly recommend to product and wouldn’t be without it now! Thank you team Equiseat Aid

I’ve struggled for a long time with my saddle slipping left because of the way I sit. Much to my amazement, after schooling with the Equiseat Aid for the first time yesterday, my saddle was completely straight at the end. This is unheard of and usually my instructors are all telling me to put more weight into my right. Yesterday, I could feel my right seat bone throughout and the weight in my stirrups was even on both sides! My horse is super sensitive and could tell something was different for the first 20 mins or so, but once he began to relax the results spoke for themselves; his bend was improving and his paces felt more free – all in the space of 45 mins.I heard of the Equiseat Aid through following Kim Chapman on Instagram (I knew her at university many years ago) and I’ll be recommending to all of my horsey friends!