SECURE VELCRO CLOSURE: The large pocket uses a high-strength velcro closure that keeps your phone, keys, and cash securely in place during even the bumpiest trail rides. No more worrying...
BREATHABLE PROTECTION: The Airwave design promotes airflow to keep legs cool during training and competition, reducing sweat and heat stress.LEATHER SPLINT PAD WITH SHOCK ABSORBING LINING: Each boot features a...
Breathable, Close Profile Protective Boot For Show Ring And Training. Double Hook And Loop Straps With Elastic For Simple Application And Secure, Even Fit. Leather Splint Pad With Shock Absorbing...
SUPERIOR PROTECTION: These Classicfit Neoprene Horse Hind Leg Boots provide exceptional support and protection for your horse's legs during riding and training.HIGH-QUALITY MATERIAL: Made from durable neoprene, these boots offer...
SECURE FIT: Weighted design keeps the spur in place on your boot heel, preventing shifting during rides. The 3/4 inch band provides a snug fit on most western boots, while...
Rain BootSouthwest Design W/ Turquoise TrimRound Toe StyleProduct Id: Ce-Spurct17 -- Greyed Iron With Classic Cutter Style. 2" Shank That Turns Down To Avoid Accidental Contact With The Horse. 1"...
REINER STYLE SPURS: Raised shank design allows for easy contact and discreet cues, ideal for reining patterns. The greyed iron construction ensures durability through heavy use.WEIGHTED 1" BAND: Heel band...
DURABLE CONSTRUCTION: Built to last, this spur offers reliability for daily use.KID-SAFE DESIGN: Perfectly crafted for children and novice riders needing gentle prompts.COMFORTABLE FIT: Ensures ease of use for sensitive...
Product ID: CE-LSB100BL -- Preferred by NFR Champion Kevin Stewart and AQHA World Champion Jay Wadhams. Heavy top quality leather with shock absorbing nitrate inner lining gives maximum protection to...
BREATHABLE NEOPRENE: Made of 100% virgin perforated neoprene that allows the leg to breathe and heat to escape.SECURE CLOSURE: Features a round cut box stitched hook-and-loop attachment with an aggressive...
