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Tucker Saddles

Tucker Saddlery has built trail and endurance saddles in Yoakum, Texas since 1980, and the signature is the Gel-Cush™ seat – a gel layer that spreads rider weight instead of letting it settle on two points. That is why Tuckers turn up under people who ride all day rather than for an hour.We hold 39 Tucker saddles and pads in stock: 17 trail, 10 endurance, 2 mule, plus gaited models and Apex saddle pads. Prices here run $241 to $2,689. A new Tucker from the factory is around $4,499, so buying a good used one is where most of the value is.Which Tucker suits which riderHorizon range (North Star, Nomad, Outpost, Wanderer) – the modern trail line, lighter and with more adjustment than the older models.Plantation and Equitation (T46 River Plantation, T49 Equitation Endurance) – a flatter, close-contact seat that suits gaited horses and riders who want to feel the horse.Endurance (T59, T60 High Plains) – built for distance, with rigging set for long days and plenty of tie points.Heritage and Meadow Creek – the traditional western-look trail saddles.Pine Ridge Mule – built on mule bars, which sit differently from horse bars and are not interchangeable.Buying a used TuckerTucker holds value well, so a used one is rarely cheap – and that is the point: the tree and the Gel-Cush seat outlast the leather. Check the seat for flattening, the billets and rigging for wear, and the tree for any twist. We check all of that before a saddle is listed, and every Tucker here shows its seat size and tree width.Not sure which size you need? Read the saddle size guide, or send us photos and a wither tracing and we will tell you what fits. Also worth browsing: trail saddles, endurance saddles and gaited horse saddles.

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