Weaver Equine Spur Straps

Hermann Oak russet harness leather is typically firmer and holds its shape well, making it a classic choice for daily work. Burgundy latigo leather is generally more supple and pliable, offering a slightly softer feel against your boot right out of the box.

The rawhide ends serve as a reinforcement point where the strap connects to the spur. This added layer prevents the leather from stretching or tearing over time, ensuring your spurs stay securely in place during intense riding.

Nickel plating provides a protective barrier against moisture and corrosion, making these buckles more resistant to rust than untreated metal. However, like any hardware, they should be wiped down after exposure to sweat or wet conditions to maintain their finish.

Yes, these straps feature a standard buckle design with multiple adjustment holes. This allows you to tighten or loosen the fit to accommodate various boot styles and sizes securely.

To keep the leather supple and prevent cracking, we recommend applying a high-quality leather conditioner periodically. Avoid using harsh cleaners, and always allow the leather to air dry naturally if it gets wet.