Cowboy & Ranch Saddles

The Wade is the most traditional of the three. It's inspired by California vaquero saddles and built for comfort through long days in the saddle. The Rancher is a hybrid that pairs Association swells with the best features of the Wade design. The Cowboy has forward-set fenders, a close-contact seat and plate rigging. That makes it a ranch saddle you can also rope out of.

All three are built for ranch work, including starting young horses. The Rancher was proven on long days of covering country and riding colts. The Cowboy's forward fenders keep your feet under you on a horse you don't fully trust yet.

Yes. The Cowboy was designed to handle both ranch work and roping. Its plate rigging adds stability, and the dally horn works for both dally and tie-on ropers. Talk with your dealer about how you rope, and they can help you choose the right horn and setup.

A Wade saddle is a traditional ranch saddle style that grew out of the California vaquero tradition. It's known for its slick fork and large, sturdy horn, which made it a favorite of working cowboys who spend long days horseback.

Seat size depends on your build and how you like to sit in the saddle. Martin cowboy saddles come in a range of seat sizes. Your local Martin dealer can help you find the right fit or reach out to [email protected].