Jerry Beagley Braiding Company Twisted Slant Stirrup

The twist in the stirrup neck allows the stirrup to hang at a 90-degree angle to the horse. This prevents you from having to force your leg into an unnatural position to keep the stirrup flat, which significantly reduces the torque and strain on your knee and ankle joints.

Yes, these are designed to be a universal fit for standard western saddles. Because they attach via the standard stirrup leather, you can swap them out with your current stirrups without needing any special hardware or modifications.

A 2-inch tread is considered a standard, comfortable width for most western riding. It provides enough surface area for stability without feeling bulky or interfering with your boot placement.

You may find that you need to adjust your leathers slightly once the stirrups are installed. Because the slant changes the angle at which your foot sits, it often alters the effective length of the stirrup, so be prepared to tweak your length for optimal comfort during your first ride.

Absolutely. The primary purpose of the slanted design is to alleviate the joint fatigue that accumulates during long hours in the saddle. By encouraging a more natural leg alignment, they help keep your joints relaxed over extended periods.