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Saddles are essential mount gear in Crimson Desert that you equip on your horse. They come in various styles and rarities, from the basic Shabby Horse Saddle to legendary pieces like the Delesyian Saddle and Hagmund Saddle.

All Saddle in Crimson Desert

Image	Name	Rarity
	Delesyian Saddle	Legendary
	Demenissian Saddle	Legendary
	Hagmund Saddle	Legendary
	Berkei Saddle	Epic
	Branique Saddle	Epic
	Hernandian Saddle	Epic
	Sahareum Saddle	Rare
	Servano Saddle	Rare
	Blue Scout Saddle	Uncommon
	Delmar Saddle	Uncommon
	Exclaire Saddle	Uncommon
	Hyperion Saddle	Uncommon
	Purple Scout Saddle	Uncommon
	Varnian Saddle	Uncommon
	Wells's Warhorse Saddle	Uncommon
	Shabby Horse Saddle	Common

Gliding with the Crow's Wing over a canyon

Saddle Mechanics

Saddles are one of five mount gear slots available for your horse in Crimson Desert. The five equipment types are: Saddle, Stirrups, Horseshoes, Champron, and Barding. Each slot provides different stat bonuses:

Saddle increases maximum Horse Health
Stirrups add Stamina regeneration per second
Horseshoes add Health regeneration per second
Champron increases Horse Attack
Barding increases Horse Defense

To equip a saddle, summon and mount your horse, open your inventory, and switch to the mount inventory tab (R2 on controller). Select the saddle from your items and equip it. Picking up a saddle does not automatically equip it; you must manually assign it.

Saddle Tiers

Saddles come in five tiers, corresponding to rarity levels. Higher-tier saddles provide greater stat bonuses and are generally found in later regions of the game:

Tier	Rarity	Examples	Availability
T1	Common	Shabby Horse Saddle	Hernand Saddlery (Annabella)
T2	Uncommon	Delmar, Blue Scout, Purple Scout, Exclaire, Hyperion, Varnian, Wells's Warhorse	Various saddleries, Twitch Drops, edition bonuses
T3	Rare	Sahareum, Servano	Mid-game saddleries
T4	Epic	Berkei, Branique, Hernandian	Pailune (Eldred), Hernand (Annabella), saddleries
T5	Legendary	Delesyian, Demenissian, Hagmund	Delesyian Saddlery, Demeniss Saddlery (Fiona), late-game vendors

Arena fighting against multiple opponents

Where to Buy Saddles

Saddles are sold at Saddlery shops located throughout Pywel. Each saddlery is run by a named NPC and stocks region-specific gear:

Saddlery	NPC	Location	Notable Saddles
Hernand Saddlery	Annabella	Northeast of City of Hernand	Shabby Horse Saddle, Hernandian Saddle
Equinsher Saddlery	Bruna	Equinsher	Delmar Saddle
Eldred's Saddlery	Eldred	North of City of Pailune	Berkei Saddle
Demeniss Saddlery	Fiona	North of Demeniss Castle	Demenissian gear
Varnia Saddlery	NPC	Near Alabaster Bridge, Varnia	Varnian Saddle
Delesyian Main Saddlery	NPC	Near Finhold Netmakers, south of Delesyian Institute	Delesyian Saddle

Refinement

All saddles can be refined at a blacksmith to permanently increase their base stats. Refinement uses Tempering Materials and does not cost silver. Each piece of gear has up to ten refinement levels. Early levels require basic ores and timber, while higher levels demand rare materials and Abyss Artifacts. Visit Blacksmith Turnali in the center north district of Hernand to begin refining your mount gear.

Recommended Progression

A practical saddle upgrade path through the game:

Stealth gameplay approaching an enemy encampment

Early game: Start with the Shabby Horse Saddle from Annabella in Hernand, then upgrade to the Delmar Saddle (available southeast of Fernand) for +50 Health.
Hernand region: Pick up the Hernandian Saddle (+250 Health) from Annabella's shop alongside the Hernandian Champron and Stirrups.
Mid-game: Transition to the Berkei Saddle (T4, 1,873 silver) from Eldred's Saddlery in Pailune, or the Branique Saddle (T4, 673 silver) for a budget option.
End-game: Acquire a Legendary saddle: the Delesyian (5,020 silver, highest stats), Demenissian (2,340 silver, from Fiona in Demeniss), or Hagmund (2,340 silver). Refine it to +10 for maximum performance.

Tips

Saddles are essential mount gear. Equip a saddle to unlock your horse's full potential.
Higher-rarity saddles may provide additional comfort or speed benefits during long rides.

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