What are Webbers horses?
Wintec Webbers are a revolutionary stirrup strap made without buckles to reduce the lump under the your thigh and provide closer contact to your horse They feature a webbing core for increased strength
Is Wintec Webbers leather?
Webbers, available in both synthetic materials and leather, have a buckle-free design that reduces bulk under your legs
What are Webbers stirrup leathers?
Description The Webbers are designed to reduce bulk under the riders leg, by using a single length of English leather with a bonded nylon core The strap has a loop at one end to go over the stirrup bar, and is adjustable at the other
How do Bates Webbers work?
Bates Leather Webbers are revolutionary stirrup straps made without buckles to reduce the lump under the riders thigh and provide closer contact to the horse The single thickness under the leg removes excess bulk and interference, facilitating the accurate delivery of leg aids
How do you measure Webbers?
Webbers are measured laying straight out flat from end to end To ensure a good fit measure your current leathers at the correct legnth whilst on your saddle from the stirrup bar to the eye of the stirrup
How do you attach Webbers?
At the very top of the WEBBERS near your stirrup bar, there is a run-up-hole Simply lift up the sleeve, unbuckle your WEBBERS, run your stirrup iron up, and re-buckle your webbers into the run-up-hole as shown
What are Wintec Webbers?
Wintec Webbers are a revolutionary stirrup strap made without buckles to reduce the lump under your thigh and provide closer contact to your horse They feature a webbing core and hard-wearing materials for durability
What size dressage leathers do I need?
For dressage, the average length is 60 inches If you are short, 56 or 58 inches may be enough On the other hand, tall riders might want to consider 62-67 inch stirrup leather
Can you use leather stirrup leathers on a synthetic saddle?
All our synthetic saddles have our own leather stirrup leathers on them – no problems
How do you run up Mono stirrup leathers?
Pull down firmly on the T bar to secure it place in the slot Pull the keeper down firmly over the hook To fasten the Webbers when not in use, hook the T bar into the slot near the top loop of the Webber The stirrup can then be run up and the strap tucked through in the conventional way
Which way do stirrup leathers go?
The part of the stirrup that was against the horse should now be to the right or hindquarters of the horse Turning it the other way will cause an extra twist in the leather when you get on and that will be very uncomfortable The stirrup leather or fender should lay gently twisted, but flat against your leg
Why is it important to run up the stirrups?
After dismounting from an English saddle, you’ll want to run up your stirrup leathers This prevents the heavy stirrups from swinging around and hitting you or your horse, should the horse spook It also prevents the stirrups from catching onto other objects
How do you store English saddle stirrups?
The best thing you can go for your stirrups is to get stirrup covers They are small bags (usually made of cotton) and they pull over your stirrups, protecting the stirrup and the saddle All you need to do is to pull them on after your ride before you put your saddle cover on
Do stirrup leathers make a difference?
A rub point with wider stirrup leathers may occur with the large squared buckle needed for that width of leather A subtle feature can make a big difference: Curving the buckle slightly with the contour of the saddle, but you have to really look to see it The only curved buckle in our survey was from Miller’s
Are stirrup leathers sold in pairs?
HORZE Genuine Leather English Riding Stirrup Leathers, Ideal for Schooling (Sold in Pairs)
What stirrups are best for dressage?
Opera stirrups are great for both showjumping and dressage The main feature of this product is that it has a loop suspension that allows your stirrup leathers to lie flat and straight on the saddle flap, therefore reducing friction between the rider’s leg and the stirrup leather
What size leathers do I need?
For jumping disciplines, the average adult takes 54 inch stirrup leathers A rider who is short in height may do best with shorter length leathers, from 48 to 52 inch lengths A tall rider may require a 56 inch length
How do I clean my wintec?
Wet the surface of your saddle; apply Wintec cleaner, or a mild detergent diluted in water before wiping over with a damp cloth For stubborn stains you can use a small stiff bristled brush, such as a fingernail brush, to lift the dirt Rinse the saddle with water and allow to dry out of direct sunlight
How do you size a Wintec saddle?
A guide to stock saddle v English saddle seat sizes 40 cm/16″ to 42 cm/165″ = Small stock saddle 42 cm/165″ to 43 cm/17″ = Medium stock saddle 43 cm/17″ to 44 cm/175″ = Large stock saddle 44 cm/175″ to 46 cm/18″ = Extra Large stock saddle
How long do synthetic saddles last?
That said, there is no reason your synthetic saddle should live at least ten years, many longer with normal wear and care
How do you attach stirrups to a western saddle?
Attach The Stirrups To The Fenders To do this, simply slide the Blevin over the stirrup leather Next, loop the leather through the stirrup at the top This is the narrower part of the stirrup that contains a bar When looping the stirrup leather through the stirrup, the side with the metal posts faces the saddle
What are safety stirrups?
Safety stirrups are stirrups that help release your foot faster in case of an accident – sometimes referred to as quick release stirrups These can include peacock stirrups, break away stirrups, bent leg stirrups and even magnetic stirrups Safety stirrups should be a must-have accessory for any level of riding
What do you call a horse riding teacher?
Horse trainers, also called equine trainers, work with horses to prepare them for riders, races, trail work and/or horse shows Horse trainers are required to have expert riding skills and a thorough knowledge of horse management