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FairRider Rounded Spurs - Sprenger - Red

FairRider Rounded Spurs - Sprenger - Red

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FairRider Rounded Spurs - Sprenger - Red. Boot spurs in Red.

Brand

Sprenger

Product Type

Spurs

Recommended Use

Horse Riding

Available Colors

Red

Size

Unisex adult

Main Features

  • Metal accessory to attach to the rider's boot.
  • Type of shank and length according to the model.

Metal accessory that attaches to the rider's boot. There are models with different types of shank and length, depending on the discipline and the degree of reinforcement of the aids.

Size Guide

It is advisable to consult the manufacturer's specific table for this model. The measurements to take are those of the rider (waist, hip, inseam for pants; head circumference for helmets; foot length for boots).

Care and Maintenance

Clean after use to remove mud and sweat. Store in a dry place.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do they attach to the boot?

Using a specific strap that fastens to the heel. There are different fastening systems depending on the model.

What type of shank should I choose?

There are models with a wheel, with a ball, without a shank, or Prince of Wales type. The choice depends on the rider and the trainer's indications.

Are they mandatory in competition?

Not generally. In advanced disciplines, they may be part of the experienced rider's usual equipment.

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