Best equestrian tack according to redditors

A horse bit.

https://www.amazon.com/Colorado-Saddlery-Classic-Stainless-Steel/dp/B01DVZATDS

have a portable horse ladder I think you might need one...

Yes, for a horse.

https://www.amazon.com/Floral-Tooled-Leather-Billet-Western/dp/B01NBGYI09

https://www.amazon.com/o/ASIN/B002WVJA5G/septweird-20/ref=nosim/

I use ~2 m for my GSD mix and it works great! I use a horse whip though which is probably a bit easier to wield than PVC.

I have a Sunny belt style bike, I replaced the seat, added a cadence sensor, and bought a heart rate monitor. I am looking to replace my petals with clip in ones soon but have not done it yet. In total it all has cost me about $400 (minus the future petals and shoes). I have my bike situated facing a wall with peg board and I rest my ipad on the peg board while I ride. The only down side to my set up is I have to guess on my resistance as my bike does not have a digital resistance readout.

I did recently see that Bowflex came out with a bike it costs about twice what my set up is ($899 - so still half of what a Peloton is), and it will work out of the box with Peloton with no additions needed and a few extra bonuses my bike does not have like two water bottle holders and weight racks. Hard to justify the cost when I already have a functioning set up, but if I was starting from scratch that is what I would do.

One thing I've seen is taking a slip leash and putting both their head and one front leg through it, so that it goes diagonally across the chest.

Would something like this be low enough?
http://www.thebigdogsworld.com/Step-In-Harness.aspx

If you find something that fits reasonably well but is not padded itself, you could also get some fleece (or fake fleece) and wrap the straps with it. We do that a lot with thin-skinned horses that tend to get rub marks from their halters and bridles. They even make tube-shaped pieces and sell them to horse people for this purpose.
http://www.statelinetack.com/item/basic-fleece-halter-crown-cover/E003904/

http://www.amazon.com/Tough-1-Halter-Fleece-Set/dp/B00EJF99N6/ref=pd_sim_200_3?ie=UTF8&dpID=41gAYO4P8EL&dpSrc=sims&preST=_AC_UL160_SR116%2C160_&refRID=1Y6642GRDJPVAF8ER658

Agreed to making sure she doesn't have anything going on medically. But here are a couple ideas.

My feet used to fall asleep while riding, when I was inadvertently pushing too hard in my stirrups. A longer stirrup helped, but I did need to make sure I was keeping my knee bent and not shoving my feet into the stirrup. I would suggest playing with stirrup length. Maybe they need to be a hole shorter to give her leg more support? I have never heard of the entire leg falling asleep either. Maybe she could alternate sitting and standing in the saddle for a change of position? Of course, she has probably thought of this, but she could hand walk her horse for a minute or two during the ride just to keep things from getting stiff and falling asleep.

As far as her knees, making sure the saddle fits her properly is a good place to start. Also, if the leather is really stiff, it can prevent the stirrups from really rotating the correct direction, which puts torque on the knees. Lube it up with a leather softener, over rotate the stirrups, and put a 2x4 through them to hold them in that position when not riding. It will really help!

Two more ideas. Sorry for the novel.

I have used these in the past on a borrowed saddle https://www.amazon.com/Tough-1-72-2060-2-25-P-Stirrup-Turner/dp/B00EJFDMT8 They make the stirrup rotation a non-issue and SO much more comfortable. Just make sure you buy the one that is long enough to reach for your particular saddle. There are a number of brands and sizes.

Also, once the saddle is a non-issue, she can think about turning her toes out a little away from the horse's sides so that her knees can come away from the saddle a little, and her lower leg can swing in line with her knees again. The whole "toes facing forward" idea only works for people with bow-legs or really skinny horses. Haha!

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They are great! I've been sick recently and working a lot so it's perfect for getting some energy out without a lot of work on my part. Mine is just a lunge whip with a toy tied to the end. If you have a tack shop in your area you can get one there.

As someone who likes chewing on stuff myself maybe get her a chew toy. To get her more used to acting like a cow maybe set up like a small track for a toy car, and have her continually push it back and forth with her muzzle. Or some other similar activity to get her into the habit of interacting with things like a cow, mostly by pushing at it with her muzzle.

Have you been working with bit gags for her? like a cow would have something like this so maybe having a bit gag for her when walking her around would be nice? Or for the car rides you talked about. Animals are usually leached somewhere inside the vehicle for transport so they don't move around too much, so that could be a good option for that. I have some fun ideas for the car ride, like maybe having her wear a spreader bar in the car to enhance her feeling of being on public display without actually revealing anything to anyone looking in.

Though for all the car related stuff safety is of course a thing to consider, so a potential leach or spreader bar should be more symbolic than practical, something easily breakable if needed. She seems like a nice docile cow so I don't think she would try to break out anyway. :)

Tough-1 leather saddlebags from amazon. A little on the small side but fit nicely on the back fender without any extra hardware. And cheap in comparison to anything yamaha is selling.

Tough 1 Soft LTH T1 Saddle Bag https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01M2V3MVD/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_ohw7Cb7EJ4H8D

I'm searching for a very specific shirt and haven't found any yet. I need a button down, ideally fitted, cotton or similar shirt in lime green, teal or turquoise with white cuffs and collar. Ideally French cuffs. Any price. Need to match this : blanket

Something like this : https://suitdude.myshopify.com/products/leonardi-executive-green-white-french-cuff-shirt?utm_campaign=Pinterest%20Buy%20Button&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Pinterest&utm_content=pinterest-buy-button-05bb7fb01-5c43-4481-8943-37967567a5e7

I own this bareback pad (in hunter green!): http://www.amazon.com/Best-Friend-Eastern-Bareback-Saddle/dp/B00GPE6Y8W

Super comfy and has a non-slip slightly grippy underside, which has actually worked. I've even jumped up to 2'6" with it and it didn't budge, which was impressive. Basically, bareback pads are awesome especially for high-withered horses!

Yes, actually. Here: https://www.amazon.com/Cashel-Daddle-Saddle-Child-Western/dp/B002WVJA5G

Buy a flirt pole! Our 3 month old loves it, and it tires him out QUICKLY. Here is the link to the one that we bought http://www.amazon.com/Intrepid-International-Lunge-Whips-Black/dp/B000HHLZD2/ref=sr_1_10?ie=UTF8&qid=1410107617&sr=8-10&keywords=flirt+pole

You will need a baby sized collar, a puppy to adult collar and then usually you can buy a more "permanent" collar. An adjustable collar like this will work for the first couple of months. I can't see an Aussie puppy needing anything bigger than the 6-9" as a baby but will need anywhere from 14-20 as are adult. Wait until they're about 18 months to get anything like this leather collar which has a buckle.

So, a longe line is like an extended leash? Something like this?
https://www.amazon.com/Intrepid-International-Rubber-Stopper-25-Feet/dp/B008OB4LLG/ref=sr_1_23?ie=UTF8&qid=1469011403&sr=8-23&keywords=lunge+line+red

Honestly, you'll probably find a cotton lead for cheaper than what you can make one for; especially of the same length. They're very light and very sturdy. I've used cotton leads with horses without any issue, so they'll definitely be fine with a dog.

However, if you wanted to make one, I do find paracord to be comfortable in general; I have a paracord leash that I love.

A different seat with a larger surface area will definitely be more supportive and comfortable.

If all you can go is a block, slow your intensity waaay down. Shoot for a little longer each time.

Your endurance will improve, and you will be able to tolerate longer and further as you build.

Just to be clear, I‘m not talking about visibly wide looking comfort saddles. sq lab 612 15 doesn‘t look „wide“—but there if you need it, there is a big difference between 13 and 15!

Here's the seat and handlebars I put on this past summer when I fixed up the bike for daily use. https://www.amazon.com/COTEetCI-Bicycle-Mountain-Wide-Comfort-Cycling/dp/B07BKQ6DJC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1542468278&sr=8-1&keywords=COTEetci+saddle

https://www.amazon.com/Sunlite-City-Steel-Handlebars-Black/dp/B0063QZTEW/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1542468690&sr=8-3&keywords=sunlite%2Bhandlebars&th=1&psc=1

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Awesome man. If you're thinking of saddle bags, I'd recommend these.
Weaver Leather Trail Gear Saddle Bag, https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00IERNRBK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_Ws8GAbRRXVV4Q

It's a cooler in one side (with an extra spot for a disc or 2, and can fit 4-6 discs in the other side with a ton of extra pockets for everything else. I got that and the putter bag (looks like you have one on there) for my b-day, and it's the tits.

How about a Daddle Saddle.

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Here bud this might make ridin that dick a little softer so your booty wont be so red

http://www.amazon.com/Tahoe-Tack-Synthetic-Western-Wholesale/dp/B00CBKA8BS/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1418351258&sr=8-4&keywords=horse+saddle