What size of stirrup leathers do I need?
The length of your stirrup leather varies depending on how tall you are and what your preferred discipline is. Usually, jumpers use 54 inch leathers. If you are short, you might want to choose stirrup leathers that are between 48 and 52 inches. On the other hand, tall riders may require 56 inch stirrup leathers.
Are wide stirrup leathers good?
The wide leather provides a bigger base of support for the lower leg, giving comfort, leg stability and close contact with the horse without twisting. Importantly they do not adversely affect the freedom of movement that you need in a variety of disciplines.
What are the benefits of wide stirrup leathers?
The wide leather gives extra comfort, leg stability and close contact with the horse without twisting. Importantly they do not adversely affect the freedom of movement that you need in a variety of disciplines. They also help to alleviate leg, hip or ankle pain by providing more support for the lower leg.
Can you use leather stirrup leathers on a synthetic saddle?
All our synthetic saddles have our own leather stirrup leathers on them – no problems.
Are stirrup leathers sold in pairs?
HORZE Genuine Leather English Riding Stirrup Leathers, Ideal for Schooling (Sold in Pairs)
What length leathers do I need?
A rider who is short in height may do best with shorter length leathers, from 48 to 52 inch lengths. A tall rider may require a 56 inch length. Children usually require 48 inch leathers, but Pessoa Children’s Non-Stretch Stirrup Leathers are offered in 42 inch length for very young children.
How do you size one piece leathers?
One piece suits are measured in chest sizes, but take into account your arm and leg length too. As with jackets, it’s best to use a tape measure to measure the fullest part of your chest. Place the tape under your arms and make sure it’s flat across you back in order that you get the most accurate measurement possible.
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