Weaver Equine Sloped Wooden Roper Stirrup

The angled design and longer outer shank work together to encourage a more natural, neutral foot position. By correcting the angle of your foot in the stirrup, it reduces the torque and strain typically placed on your knees and ankles during long rides.

Yes, these are designed for standard western saddles. They feature a 3-inch neck, which is a common size for most western stirrup leathers.

Wooden stirrups are generally lighter than metal alternatives, which can help reduce fatigue on longer rides. They also provide a classic, traditional aesthetic that pairs well with leather western tack.

A 3.5-inch tread is a standard width that accommodates most standard riding boots comfortably. If you wear exceptionally wide or bulky winter boots, you may want to measure your boot sole to ensure a secure fit.

The leather accents serve both purposes. While they provide a classic, finished look, the leather also adds a layer of durability and grip to the wooden frame.