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Flocking is achieved by attaching millions of synthetic or natural fibers to a surface. Over the years flocking technology and materials have evolved meaning that today a wide range of effects are achievable. Flocking or fiber coating can enhance the quality of and add value to almost any surface in several ways:
Both these saddle types, Flock and Cair, are available for horse riders and this article talks about the differences and similarities between them. Flock. Flock saddle is produced using wool flocking for the seat to help the riders back against the back of the horse.Wool of the flock absorb the shocks followed by the leaps while riding, protecting the muscles along the sides of the vertebral column of the horse as well as the backbone of the rider. From both of the saddles protection of the horse as well as the rider is accomplished but, in different ways; by wool padding in flock saddles and air circulation in CAIR saddles.