• Buffalo hide is particularly tough and strong, which makes them an ideal option for the stresses and strains that stirrup leathers can go through.
  • Whether you need a new set of Stirrup leathers, Girth strap guards or some spare D-Rings to help you carry extra items on your saddle such as saddle bags, hip flasks or maybe to attach grass reins to, then I have or can create these for you. I only use top quality English leather for any of  the leather work in my products so you can be assured that the best is being provided for your on-going use and care.
  • Stirrup leathers go through a lot of stresses and strains so using the best quality English leather is very important.   Some leathers will stretch quicker than others and that's down to a number of factors, including how you mount and how you ride. It's vitally important that you regularly check your leathers for stretching. Leathers that are uneven in length (they can stretch at different rates due to rider position) will cause problems for your horse.   So I recommend that each time you take the leathers off your saddle that you compare them both.  Looking at the hole number won't give you an accurate guide, it's best to measure them.  Swapping them over from one side to side each time you clean is just one way to help keep them as even as possible and always try not to mount from the floor but from a mounting block.
  • This multi functional webbing strap is ideal when you need to quickly add a martingale, a breast girth or maybe a training aid to your girth without having to get off, or keep removing saddles or girths etc.

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