Spurs Western + Straps Solo western the upper cheek of the

the upper cheek of the bit can rotate forward and potentially catch on the bridle or poke your horse

Numnah — protects the horse's back

The stirrup emblem can be used as a lucky charm or as a pendant on a necklace

it allows the horse to learn balance and self-carriage on his own terms

Spurs Western + Straps Solo western the upper cheek of theIncludes fitted western leather spur straps. Longer shank and rotating rowel specially designed for western riding. Western Riding Spurs with Straps For western riding, it's common to have rowels that rotate and are often decorated. The shank of a western spur is usually longer and wider in diameter due to the rider's longer leg position. A western saddle and stirrups tend to sit the rider's leg further away from the horse's side, hence the longer