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Overviews and deep dives on all Martin saddles to help you build your dream saddle.

Barrel Racing

Team & Calf Roping

Show Pen

Cowboy & Ranch

All Around

Barrel Racing Saddles

Martin Saddlery offers more barrel saddle models, built for more kinds of riders, than any other name in the sport. Every model features our Stirrup Positioning Rig System (SPRS), which sets your stirrups at the right angle so the saddle handles your position and you can focus on the run. Whatever your style, there's a Martin built to keep you where you need to be.

Stingray

BTR

FX3

Guardian

Team Roping & Calf Roping Saddles

Martin rope saddles are built to hold your position and take the jerk, whether you're heading, heeling, or roping calves. 

Custom Team Roper

Joe Beaver Calf Roper

Show Pen Saddles

Whether you're in the cutting, reining, or cowhorse arena, Martin show saddles are built with top trainers to match the demands of each discipline. Whatever your event, there's a Martin built to help you ride your best.

Performance

Reiner

Ranch Cutter

Cutter

Junior Performance

Show All Around

All Around Saddles

The All Around was designed for team ropers and breakaway ropers who also compete in speed events. It is also popular with colt starters and riders who want a lightweight saddle with a secure seat pocket. Its deep seat is comfortable enough to ride all day and gives the rider balance and security without restricting movement. 

All Around

Single Skirt

All Around

Double Skirt

Ranch & Cowboy Saddles

Built for the working cowboy, Martin ranch saddles are tested in some of the toughest climates and conditions across the country. Every one is made to work as hard as you do.

Cowboy

Rancher

Wade
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FAQs

Find clear answers to the most common questions about Martin saddles. Whether you are ordering a new saddle, evaluating a used one, or looking after the saddle you own, these FAQs help you make a confident, informed decision for you and your horse.

Getting Started

How long will I have to wait for a custom saddle to come in?

Martin saddle lead times are variable. Check with your Martin representative to see what current lead times are.

Can I build a saddle I saw here?

Yes! Be sure to save the specs on the saddle you saw that you liked or share the image with our team and we can help you place your order. 
Delivery, Fit Guarantee & Care

How will my custom saddle be shipped or delivered?

Your custom saddle will be foam wrapped and protected, then placed in a sturdy box for shipping. We ship FedEx or UPS.

Can I pick up my saddle in person?

Absolutely! Speak to your Martin representative to schedule the pick up time when your saddle is complete.

What's the break-in process for a Martin saddle?

Very little! We invest a lot of time during our finishing process of each and every Martin saddle. When you receive it, it should have a broke-in feel and very little squeak, if any. 

What is your return, exchange, or cancellation policy?

See our Policies page.

Can you repair and fix any damage to my Martin saddle?

Yes. We have a repair department that can re-tree your saddle as well as repair any damage that may happen to it. Martin saddles have a 10 year warranty on the tree. Reach out to [email protected] to start the repair process.
Resale Value & Long-Term Ownership

Do custom Martin saddles hold their resale value?

Due to the quality and craftsmanship of Martin, we have a very strong resale value if you can find them used. 

How do I find my Martin saddle serial number?

You can find your Martin saddle serial number stamped into the leather. On older saddles, look on the underside of the fender or behind the stirrup leather. On newer models, it is typically located near the billet strap area.

If you cannot find the stamp, check both sides of the saddle in good light and look beneath any leather that may cover the fender or stirrup-leather area. The serial number helps identify the saddle’s original model, year, seat size, gullet width, and factory build record.

What year was my Martin saddle made?

For Martin saddles made in 2015 or later, the first two digits of the serial number identify the manufacturing year. For example, a serial number beginning with 25 indicates a saddle made in 2025, while one beginning with 26 indicates 2026.

For saddles made before 2015, the serial-number format does not include the manufacturing year in the same way. In that case, contact Martin with the complete serial number and clear photos of the saddle so the team can help identify it.

How can I tell which Martin saddle model I have?

For Martin saddles made in 2015 or later, look at the third and fourth digits of the serial number. Those two digits identify the saddle model.

For example, in a serial number formatted as:

25 | 71 | 145 | 075 | 12345

  • 25 = 2025 manufacturing year
  • 71 = Stingray model
  • 145 = 14.5" seat
  • 075 = 7.5" original gullet width
  • 12345 = unique factory serial number

What are the common Martin model numbers, and what do they mean?

  • 01 — Custom Team Roper
  • 05 — Reiner
  • 07 — Matt Gaines Cutter
  • 08 — Ranch Cutter
  • 25 — Rickey Green Roper
  • 26 — Wade
  • 27 — Martin Cutter
  • 28 — Performance
  • 29 — Show All Around
  • 46 — All Around
  • 63 — Joe B Calf Roper
  • 64 — Rancher
  • 66 — BTR
  • 67 — FX3
  • 68 — Guardian
  • 71 — Stingray
  • 97 — Crown C