Description
Single-branch stirrup leathers are wide stirrup leathers designed to improve rider comfort and stability. The low position of the buckle eliminates any extra thickness under the crotch. So, unlike conventional stirrup leathers, there's no discomfort in the small quarter.
The edges have been redesigned to limit wear on the saddle quarters. In addition, the seams are embedded with a specially designed braided thread to combat abrasion.
A large knife loop makes for easy installation. Stirrup levers are quick to attach and remove. The "R" stirrup leather corresponds to the straight stirrup leather. The "L" stirrup leather corresponds to the left stirrup leather.
Single-branch stirrup leathers are perfect for your jumping saddle. They fit all types of stirrup.
Advantages of single-prong stirrup leathers
Single-leg stirrup leathers provide extra comfort for the rider's adductor muscle. Their loop-free mounting on the saddle's stirrup leathers eliminates annoying excess thickness. What's more, its single-layer design prevents pinching of the thigh, and ensures better contact between rider and horse. Wider than the previous model, these single-leg stirrup leathers enable better positioning and fixation of the leg. Balance is thus maintained.
Colors, finishes and leather for single-leg stirrup leathers
Colors and finishes
These stirrup leathers are available in malt leather with beige stitching or black leather with black stitching.
Resistant wire
Particular attention has been paid to the choice of thread for the stirrup leathers. strong bomb" is a braided thread specially designed to resist abrasion. It is used in aeronautics, and more specifically in the manufacture of military parachutes.
French leather
Single-branch stirrup leathers are made from a combination of leather sourced from France: grained leather on the reinforcing and protective breastplate, and smooth, supple leather on the sides of the strap.
Our leather is carefully selected. We have chosen to source our leather from France, as ecologically as possible. What's more, the thickness, density and durability of our leathers are carefully controlled.
A specific chestnut-based vegetable tanning process has been specially developed for our leathers. The aim of this technique is to give our leathers excellent stability and longevity. It also improves resistance.
How to care for your single-leg stirrup leathers?
Glycerine soap
To preserve the strength and suppleness of the leather, clean them after each use.
Apply with a damp sponge.
Leather balm
Once or twice a month, moisturize your clean leathers with leather balm. Use a clean cloth or sponge.
Leather oil
Once or twice a year, you can soften your leathers with leather oil. Apply the product with a brush.
