Gear Reviews

Wet fields, grit under the saddle, and a pad pile that never dries. Here's which Ogilvy pads belong in a muddy fall XC schooling rotation, and why.

Baby Pad, Profile Pad, Memory Foam, or Shimmable? Match the Ogilvy pad to the problem your horse actually has before you add anything to your holiday cart.

QuickWraps or VersiWraps? Here's how to choose the right Benefab leg wrap for your sport horse's post-work recovery routine.

Two of Ogilvy's best half pads, one question that matters most in summer: which one keeps your horse's back cooler when the heat and humidity stack up.

If your horse braces, evades, or locks through the jaw, the problem may be pressure — not training. Here is how the FRE Micklem-Style Bridle addresses the root cause.

If your horse needs more calories but can't handle more starch, Mad Barn's w-3 Oil offers a fat-based solution with a meaningful omega-3 advantage over flax.

If your horse takes the first fifteen minutes of every ride to unlock through the hind end, Benefab's Smart Hock Boots deserve a place in your daily warmup routine.

Sheepskin or memory foam in summer? Here's how Ogilvy's two most popular half pad constructions actually perform when it's hot, your horse is sweating, and you need real breathability.

If your horse braces, evades, or head-shakes in a conventional bridle, poll pressure may be the problem. Here's what the science says — and why the FRE Micklem-Style Ergonomic Bridle is worth a serious look.

Flax oil and w-3 Oil are not the same supplement. Here is what the DHA difference actually means for your horse's coat, joints, and inflammatory balance.

If your horse pins his ears when the saddle goes on, Benefab's therapeutic saddle pads may be the most practical change you make this season.

When cooler temperatures reshape your horse's back and your saddle starts migrating forward, the Ogilvy Shimmable Half Pad is the tool that fixes the problem without a refitting appointment.