EquinezTools Corp
Flexible Horse Riding Stirrups for Saddle Comfort
Flexible Horse Riding Stirrups for Saddle Comfort
4.8 / 5.0
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These flexible saddle stirrups are designed to move with the rider during everyday riding, training, and trail sessions. The flexible, shock-absorbing design is intended to make time in the saddle more comfortable, while providing a place to support your feet.
At a glance
- Flexible construction: Designed for movement during riding.
- Shock-absorbing design: Intended to soften the feel of movement through the stirrups.
- Five size options: Choose from 4, 4 1/4, 4 1/2, 4 3/4, or 5 as shown in the size selector.
Check the selected size and compatibility with your saddle and boots before ordering. Stirrups are not a substitute for appropriate riding safety equipment.
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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.
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.
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.
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'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.