Korsteel Stirrup Irons

Yes, these irons feature a 1.5-inch slot width, which is the standard size for most English stirrup leathers.

The wider footbed provides a larger surface area for your boot, which helps distribute pressure more evenly across the sole. This often results in a more stable, secure leg position and can help reduce foot fatigue during longer rides.

These are versatile enough for both. The aggressive, grippy tread is particularly helpful for jumping and cross-country, where security is paramount, while the lightweight aluminum construction makes them comfortable for daily flatwork training.

Not at all. While the aluminum is lightweight to reduce bulk, it is engineered for durability and provides a solid, reliable feel underfoot that doesn't sacrifice strength.

The tread is designed to be grippy for safety, but it is not excessively sharp. While it provides excellent traction, it should not cause premature wear on standard riding boots.