Fine-tune your aids and communicate with precision using our selection of equestrian spurs. Designed for accuracy and effectiveness, these spurs are essential for riders of all levels.
Across the UK — from grassroots riding schools to top-tier competitions — horse riding spurs continue to be an essential part of many riders’ toolkits. At EquiJump, we understand that precision and subtlety are key, and that’s why we offer a refined selection of spurs that cater to both developing and advanced equestrians.
Whether you’re training in the hills of Yorkshire or preparing for your next show at Hickstead, our spurs are designed to enhance your aids while prioritising your horse’s comfort and welfare.
Our curated collection includes a variety of styles — from classic Prince of Wales spurs to anatomically engineered designs — all crafted using premium stainless steel, non-slip coatings, and flexible arms to provide gentle yet effective support.
Top choices among UK riders include the Sprenger Ultra Fit Extra Grip Spurs, valued for their boot-protective rubber coating and adjustable fit, as well as the Metalab Prince of Wales Spurs, which feature a fixed volcanite grip for maximum stability in the saddle.
Complement your choice with durable spur straps, such as our elegant Dy’on leather model, to ensure secure and stylish fastening.
Spurs must be fitted just above the rider’s heel, sitting firmly but comfortably, allowing for subtle, effective cues. We recommend adjusting your spur straps before each ride to prevent slipping, especially during jumping or lateral work.
Riders should always prioritise soft, considered aids, using spurs to support — never replace — correct leg application. For young or sensitive horses, gentler rowel or ball-end styles are an ideal starting point.
Our horse riding spurs are built to last, but routine care is still essential. After each ride, wipe down metal surfaces with a soft cloth to prevent moisture damage. Regularly check for signs of wear, especially on coated models and buckles. Leather spur straps should be cleaned and conditioned to withstand the damp UK weather and maintain flexibility.
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