Seat Size Chart
The following size chart is a general guideline, and adjustments may be needed based on individual preferences and specific riding disciplines. It's recommended to try saddles in person to identify a comfortable seat size:
| Rider Height | Rider Weight | English Seat Size | Western Seat Size |
| 4'10" - 5'1" | Up to 100 lbs | 15 - 15.5 inches | 13 - 14 inches |
| 5'2" - 5'5" | 100-130 lbs | 16 - 16.5 inches | 14 - 15 inches |
| 5'6" - 5'9" | 130-160 lbs | 17 - 17.5 inches | 15 - 16 inches |
| 5'10" - 6'1" | 160-190 lbs | 18 inches and above | 16 - 17 inches |
| 6'2" and up | 190 lbs and up | Consider individual fit | 17 inches and above |
Saddle Sizing Considerations
- English saddle seat sizes generally range from 15 to 18 inches.
- Western saddle seat sizes generally range from 13 to 18 inches.
- Saddles with flat seats or low cantle heights will feel bigger. Saddles with deep seats or high cantle heights will feel smaller.
- Rider height and weight are important considerations, but personal comfort is key. If you are very tall and thin, you may want to go up in size for leg comfort.
- If you are considering a Tucker saddle, it is recommended to go up in size rather than down.
- Consult with a saddle fitter or experienced rider for additional insights.
Example of proper western saddle measurement from pommel to the stitch line at center of the cantle. This saddle measures 15.5".
Example of proper English saddle measurement from nail head to center of cantle. This saddle measures 17.5".