Coronet Polo Stirrup Irons

While these are specifically designed as polo stirrups, their classic stainless steel construction and picked tread make them functional for various riding styles. However, keep in mind they lack specific safety release features found in some English or jumping stirrups.

No, you do not need to. The picked tread design is engineered to provide sufficient grip on its own, even in wet conditions. That said, the design is versatile enough that you can add rubber pads if you prefer extra cushioning or grip.

These irons are crafted from high-quality stainless steel, which is naturally resistant to rust and corrosion. They are built to withstand regular exposure to the elements, making them a durable choice for outdoor riding.

No, these are traditional polo stirrups. They do not feature shock-absorbing technology, articulated footpads, or safety release mechanisms. They are designed for a direct, secure connection between the rider and the horse.

The picked tread features a textured surface that bites into the sole of your boot. This provides significantly better traction than a smooth metal surface, which is particularly helpful for maintaining stability when riding in wet or muddy conditions.