SPRENGER BOW BALANCE STIRRUPS
The advantages of the Sprenger Bow Balance Stirrups:
- Bow form for a perfect fit
- Enhanced security, pivoting into 4 directions simultaneously
- Shock-absorbing and gentle on ligaments and joints
- Extra wide pad for perfect balance
- Tread with two types of rubber hardness for a better grip
- High breaking strength
- Reduces the risk of the foot becoming trapped within
Description
The bow balance stirrup design ensures a more comfortable leg position, the changed weight ratio on these stirrups results in enhanced balance and greater comfort for the rider. The widened tread is made out of two types of rubber properties which aids the shock absorbing properties as well as improving grip.
The internationally renowned System 4 technology enables the stirrup to pivot in 4 directions which minimises the impact on the rider‘s cartilage and ligaments without creating an unstable feeling whilst riding. Bow Balance design provides easy “pick up“ upon mounting as they require very little effort on the rider’s part – a simple touch of the foot to the stirrup and it gently folds onto the rider’s foot.
FAQ
How do I care for my Sprenger stirrups?
The Sprenger caring instructions for stirrups are similar to those for bits and spurs. You should regularly remove all kinds of dirt by cleaning them with water and dry them afterwards. When needed also use the Diamond Paste to bring the shine back to the metal.
A soft cloth and when necessary a bit of water are perfectly good for cleaning Sprenger stirrups and spurs.
The stirrup pads can easily be cleaned with a grooming brush after riding.
Jointed stirrups
Sprenger’s jointed stirrups have a Special developed “System 4” joint which is coated with a protective rubber layer. The rubber coat stabilises the flexible part of the stirrup and protects the joint from dirt, sand and humidity.
Please also regularly check the condition of the stirrups and the rubber coating. Especially after a fall of rider and/or horse or after hitting the wall or the jump-stand with the stirrup, you should check if the joint is still working properly. If you find any deformations or if the mobility of the joint is limited, for safety reasons please do not use the stirrup any further.