stirrup leathers just got a whole lot better. The Stability Stirrup Leathers’ wide-body design brings an unprecedented level of stability to a rider’s leg , while at the same time creates a smoothness on the flap that makes them disappear under the leg. How wide should your stirrups be? In general, the rule is that … Read more
Jointed English stirrup irons have flexible sides, or branches These irons allow the stirrups to flex with the rider’s foot and ankle to help alleviate tension, absorb some shock and provide comfort to the rider’s joints. Are jointed stirrups good? For riders with ankle problems, jointed stirrups are designed to be a more comfortable choice … Read more
Oxbow stirrups, which feature a rounded bottom, are used for riding bucking horses, breaking young horses, cutting and barrel racing These are all events where the rider needs to have the best seat and balance possible to succeed. What is an oxbow on a saddle? Oxbow Stirrup Irons Ox Bow Shaped for a wider foot … Read more
This gives you a ballpark figure on which to judge proper length ; the length of the stirrup should be about the length of the rider’s arm The stirrup length may need to be fudged in length one way or the other depending on the horse’s build. What is the best bit to use for … Read more
Stirrups help give a rider balance in the saddle and assist the rider in performing tasks including mounting the horse Selecting the right type of stirrup for the type of riding you participate in encourages a successful event. What are Monel stirrups? The Cashel Monel Stirrups are large, comfortable wood bell-bottom stirrups bound in brass … Read more