Henri de Rivel Stirrup Leathers

Triple covered construction adds layers of reinforcement to the leather, which significantly reduces stretching over time. This ensures your stirrup length remains consistent throughout your ride and extends the overall lifespan of the leathers.

The grippy texture is designed to provide traction against your boots, not the saddle. While it offers stability, it is not abrasive enough to cause damage to your saddle flaps when used correctly.

Traditional buckles often create a noticeable lump under your thigh, which can be uncomfortable and interfere with your leg position. The flat design sits flush against the saddle, minimizing bulk for a closer, more seamless connection with your horse.

While they are specifically engineered for close contact riding—making them excellent for jumping and eventing—the stability they provide is beneficial for any discipline where maintaining a secure leg position is a priority.

The length you need depends on your height and the length of your leg. Generally, 48-inch leathers are suitable for shorter riders or children, while 54-inch leathers are the standard choice for most adult riders.