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Re: [RC] cool back pad - Beth LeggieriAnother trick to keeping the fleece pads from slipping is to cut a slit in the front on either side and run some sort of ties through the slits that affixes to your front D-rings. That must take courage, I think! (Have never done that personally, but I have seen pix of this method--I think on one of Karen Chaton's numerous very helpful links.)
Beth Leggieri
Denton, TX "Slow down. The trail is the thing, not the end of the trail. Travel too fast ----- Original Message ---- From: Ranelle Rubin <raneller@xxxxxxx> To: rogueroughriders1@xxxxxxxxx; ride camp <ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Sent: Tuesday, June 17, 2008 7:46:35 AM Subject: RE: [RC] cool back pad Jamie, Years ago when I rode in fleece pads, I had this problem. What I did to solve it was to make a "roll" out of another piece of fleece, stuff it with polyester batting, and sew it onto the top of the pad right on the edge..hint: dental floss works great for sewing with a big needle. Both of these items should be available at any fabric store, and will cost you very little. Courage is being scared to death, but saddling up anyway. ~ John Wayne Ranelle Rubin, Business Consultant http://www.rrubinconsulting.com Independent Dynamite Distributor raneller@xxxxxxx 530-885-3510 home office 916-718-2427 cellular 916-848-3662 fax
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