Flexible Horse Riding Stirrups for Saddle Comfort

Love how secure it holds the ball of my foot when riding.

Just tried these out today and love them!! I have a bone on bone right knee, and just had a cortisone shot yesterday, so I was super sore. Did my dressage practice, and felt great!! Loved these stirrups! I think I will order a pair for my jump saddle. I think I will order a 1/4” wider though. I wear a size 7 shoe.

This is a solid quality stirrup—similar to what you find in stores for more than 3 times the price. I took a chance ordering online and was expecting them to be cheaply made. I was wrong. These stirrups are built to last.

I hurt my knee a while back and these stirrups make it some much easier to post. In the regular iron stirrups, my knee will start to hurt after about 20 min. With these flex stirrups, I can ride for an hour and a half and not be in any pain. Highly recommend!

Perfect for my English saddle and riding

Very good quality irons. Had to message customer service several times to get them shipped. They are hard to understand when messaging. Once they shipped them they arrived in under 2 days.

Best price I could find for these flexible stirrups. Helped relieve some ankle pain I was experiencing.

They seem to be well-made, I like that they are heavier to hang directly down. Would buy again.

I didn’t use them since they weren’t the right size. They’re a 5” stirrup (or whatever size you order), but once the rubber guards are on over the hinge they’re no longer 5” wide. I need 4 3/4” minimum for my boots and the rubber bits took away too much.

Got them for my horse who likes to spook because I was wanting extra safety measures. I also was having ankle pain with my previous stirrups and wanted a change. They are super comfortable, look good and I have no more ankle pain! Definite recommend.

Love these! The slight flex makes a huge difference with keeping my heels down and stable.

I have only ridden with them once, but they seemed comfortable. I am pleased with them. I bought my daughter a pair too.

I have a pair of Hermes Sprenger’s stirrups, but I didn’t want to pay over $250 for stirrups for my other saddle… and I’m not sorry. These are great! The Sprengers are prettier and feel like higher quality. No doubt. But I really can’t feel a huge difference. I had a cheap pair like these on a saddle I’ve had for 17 years and they never broke after 15 years of regular use (have a new saddle now). Don’t listen to the review saying these jointed stirrups are unsafe. 🤦🏼‍♀️ The only issue you may run into is you may not be able to use them in equitation classes, depending on your show affiliation.

Have been using them many months now, great for the price

Works very well

This have been awesome for helping my daughter get her foot in the right place! They are really good quality

I've been using these stirrups on a lesson saddle, and my riders with joint flexibility problems have told me they're comfortable and make it easier to sink into the heel. They've held up well over the past ~2 years.

I haven’t had these jointed stirrups very long and I’ve only riden with them a couple of times, but I haven’t had any issues with them yet.

I thought it may take some time to get used to a flexible stirrup but it felt no different than my old one except for requiring me to bend less. The traction on the stirrup is really nice. No slipping. It has a plain look that could be improved. Very comfortable and I haven't noticed the weight while riding.

These flex irons are really nice. I've been wanting a pair for years, but never wanted to spend a couple hundred bucks (at least) on a name brand set. I wanted to try some to see if they helped with knee pain, as middle age is kicking in. Really helped my knees, no pain or aches from the first ride in these! Very stable, yet enough flex just where you need it. Seems like quality metal and rubber. Very happy I made the switch for a more enjoyable ride.