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Erreplus Girths: Italian Craftsmanship for Horse and Rider
Erreplus is an Italian saddlery brand known for high-quality leather tack, and its girths are a favourite among show jumpers and dressage riders alike. Each girth is designed with your horse’s comfort in mind, using soft, supple leather on the inside and durable leather on the outside, finished with strong stainless steel buckles.
Our range includes Erreplus jumping girths, many with an anatomical shape that leaves room for the horse’s elbows and spreads pressure evenly across the belly. For dressage riders, Erreplus dressage girths are shorter and fasten to the long girth straps of a dressage saddle, giving a close contact feel and a stable saddle position. Elastic inserts allow the girth to move with your horse’s breathing, so it stays comfortable during work.
A well-fitting girth keeps your saddle in place, protects sensitive skin from rubbing and lets your horse move freely. Browse the full Erreplus collection at Emmers Equestrian and find the right girth for your horse and discipline.
Frequently Asked Questions About Erreplus Girths
Is Erreplus a good brand for girths?
Yes. Erreplus is an Italian saddlery brand with a strong reputation for quality leather and well-thought-out anatomical designs. Their girths are popular with riders who want comfort for their horse and a durable, smart-looking product for training and competition.
What is the difference between a jumping girth and a dressage girth?
A jumping girth (also called a long girth) is used with general purpose and jumping saddles, which have short girth straps. A dressage girth is shorter because dressage saddles have long girth straps that reach further down the horse’s side. Always choose the type that matches your saddle.
What size Erreplus girth do I need?
Measure from the middle hole of the girth strap on one side, under the belly, to the middle hole on the other side, with the saddle and saddle pad in place. Jumping girths are usually measured in larger sizes (for example 115–145 cm), while dressage girths are much shorter (for example 50–80 cm).
What is an anatomical girth?
An anatomical girth is shaped to curve away from the horse’s elbows and sit in the natural girth groove. This gives the front legs more freedom of movement and reduces the risk of rubbing and girth galls.
What is a belly guard (stud guard) girth for?
A belly guard girth has a wide front section that protects the horse’s belly from the studs on its front shoes when it tucks its legs up over a fence. It’s a popular choice for show jumping and eventing.
How do I care for my leather Erreplus girth?
Wipe off sweat and dirt after every ride with a damp cloth, let the girth dry naturally away from direct heat, and use a good leather balm regularly to keep the leather soft and supple. Check the stitching and elastic now and then for signs of wear.