Sprenger Bow Balance Safety Stirrups

The Sprenger Bow Balance Safety Stirrups help to improve the riders balance by helping you achieve an improved leg position. Sprenger bow balance stirrups are a patented and unique stirrup iron, featuring the four-link mechanism and shock absorbing grip that is achieved by wider stirrup, made from a dual density rubber stirrup tread. They adapt perfectly to the riders movements, thereby softening the impact on cartilage and ligaments. The high quality materials and the ergonomic form of the bow balance stirrups ensures comfort and security for the rider. These safety stirrups offer far more security and safety than traditional stirrups, the rider will effortlessly be able to retain the correct foot position whatever gait or movement the horse performs. The four links in the side of the bow balance allow movement in four directions at the same time also enabling immediate release in case of an emergency. These stirrups also help to relieve tension in the hips, knees, ankles and calves which benefits riders that are suffering from or prone to injury or strain. It does this with its dual lateral flexibility, softening the impact on cartilage and ligaments. 

Features

 The shape helps to improve riders leg position and therefore, their balance.

 Provides security, helping to prevent lost stirrups.

 4 way movement which enables immediate release in an emergency, preventing you from getting your foot trapped and a curved shape allows faster and easier release of the riders foot in the event of a fall.

 Easily adapts to the movements that the rider needs to make to apply the aids.

 Improved flexibility for ease of mounting and relieves tension in the hips, knees, ankles and calves by following the movements of the foot precisely.

 Excellent shock absorbing grip due to the dual density rubber stirrup tread.

 Supplied in pairs including treads.

 Please note, we advise taking off approx. 5mm from the size to accommodate the rubber.

 Available in Black and Blue.

Suggested uses

General riding, hacking, schooling, lessons, clinics, competitions, show jumping, dressage, eventing, hunting.