Description
The EA Heel Extension Spurs are designed to encourage refined, consistent communication between horse and rider.
Featuring a widened heel extension, they distribute pressure over a broader area to deliver softer, more even leg aids, making them ideal for riders who value precision without unnecessary harshness.
A durable metal core provides strength, while the flexible outer coating offers a comfortable fit and helps minimise wear against your riding boots.
Complete with woven nylon spur straps, these spurs are ready for everyday schooling and competition.
Key Benefits:
*NB: Please note that these are not suitable for Dressage Competitions.
Featuring a widened heel extension, they distribute pressure over a broader area to deliver softer, more even leg aids, making them ideal for riders who value precision without unnecessary harshness.
A durable metal core provides strength, while the flexible outer coating offers a comfortable fit and helps minimise wear against your riding boots.
Complete with woven nylon spur straps, these spurs are ready for everyday schooling and competition.
Key Benefits:
- Refined Aids: Heel extension design provides softer, more even contact for clear communication with your horse.
- Comfortable Fit: Flexible coated construction sits comfortably against your riding boots throughout your ride.
- Confidence in the Saddle: Encourages precise leg aids while promoting subtle, consistent rider cues.
- Ready to Use: Supplied with matching woven nylon spur straps for quick and secure fitting.
- Versatile Performance: Suitable for everyday training, schooling, and competition.
- Construction: Durable metal core with a flexible grey and black protective coating.
- Design: Heel extension shape creates a wider contact area for gentler pressure.
- Comfort: Flexible coating provides a secure, comfortable fit and helps reduce friction against boots.
- Spur Straps: Includes a pair of durable black woven nylon spur straps.
*NB: Please note that these are not suitable for Dressage Competitions.


