Cashel Slanted Stirrups

The slanted angle allows your foot to sit naturally in the stirrup without forcing your ankle into an awkward, flat position. By maintaining a more neutral alignment, it significantly reduces the torque and strain typically transferred to your knees and lower back during long hours in the saddle.

These stirrups feature a 3.125-inch neck width, which is standard for most western saddle fenders. As long as your current stirrup leathers are standard width, they should slide on and hang correctly.

The leather footpad is integrated into the design for a secure grip, but it is not designed to be easily replaced. However, the heavy-duty aluminum construction is built for long-term durability, so the stirrup itself will likely outlast the tread.

While they are constructed from heavy-duty aluminum for maximum durability, they are lighter than traditional steel or heavy iron stirrups. This makes them a great middle-ground option for riders who want a sturdy, substantial feel without adding unnecessary weight to their saddle setup.

The engravings are etched into the aluminum, so they are quite resilient. While they may show minor surface wear over years of heavy use, the decorative detail is permanent and won't flake or peel off like a painted finish.