Purosangue Custom Line Saddles

Customizable saddles for comfort and support over long distances

The Custom Line was created for those who spend many hours in the saddle and desire a more defined setup, featuring full covering and support details that enhance rider stability during prolonged gaits. In this range, the difference between models is not just aesthetic: the seat type, the presence and size of the knee blocks (“banane”), and, where applicable, the flap configuration all vary.

Technical features of the Custom equestrian Line

• Purosangue rigid tree: a proven common structural base, designed for stability and consistent posture over distances.
  
• Full-cover upholstery: continuous surfaces with more structured profiles and stitching compared to the Naked and Cover lines.
  
• Model-specific flap and seat: in the Custom line, there is no “standard” flap; shape and extension change according to the chosen model.
  
• “Banane” supports where applicable: support elements designed to increase stability and control; they vary in size and function (from more protective to more discreet).
  
• Model identity: every configuration is designed for a specific use (trekking, endurance, fast trail riding, flat work, American/Australian setups).
  
  

Details of Purosangue Custom riding saddles

• full covering with continuous surfaces and refined finishes
  
• flaps and seats with different profiles depending on the model
  
• variable presence/absence and size of “banane” blocks based on the setup
  
  

7 Models of the Purosangue Custom Line

Discover the seven models of the Purosangue Custom range, where the technical excellence of the Purosangue rigid tree meets designs specific to every equestrian discipline. From saddles for long-distance trekking to technical endurance models, every configuration offers tailored stability and support for the outdoor rider.

1. California – Western saddle
   Western setup, designed for those seeking that specific seat and feel. It is the Custom choice when the goal is a fully covered saddle with a Western identity.
2. Sidney – Australian saddle
   Australian setup, for those who prefer that type of seat and stability. A model that speaks to those wanting a covered configuration with Australian logic.
3. Gran Turismo – trekking, trail riding, and flat work
   Model with long flaps: a useful detail for horse management during long outings (for example, if the horse sweats, the long-flap construction is a popular choice for riders seeking continuity). It is suitable for trail riding with segments of trot and canter, and also works for flat work. In some markets, it is also chosen for trekking/endurance when looking for a covered saddle with a “touring” setup.
4. Levante – trekking with support blocks
   Designed for trekking, with banane blocks that assist rider stability. This is a helpful solution when extra support is needed in typical outdoor situations (such as a horse spooking), especially for less experienced riders or those desiring more perceived “security.”
5. Hurus – endurance with protection and sustained gaits
   Setup oriented towards endurance, with banane blocks that help in terms of protection and control. It is also suitable for fast trail riding at sustained gaits, when you want a saddle that keeps the rider more stable.
6. Spider – pure endurance
   Model designed for pure endurance, for those who want a clear, targeted choice for the discipline without compromising for other uses.
7. Zenith – endurance with small blocks
   Endurance setup with smaller banane, designed for those who prefer less invasive support and already have good balance: most suitable for an experienced rider wanting precise guidance and stability without “too much assistance.”
   
   

When to choose a Purosangue Custom saddle

Choose the Custom Line if:

• you want a fully covered saddle with structured finishes
  
• you spend many hours in the saddle and want a model with a clear setup for specific use (trekking/endurance/fast trails/work)
  
• you are interested in choosing between models with different flaps and seats on the same rigid tree base
  
• you want supports like banane (or prefer small ones) based on your level and the gaits you ride most often
  
• you want to choose between different seats (you can purchase one tree with multiple seats)