Stirrup Leathers Butet
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Butet stirrup leathers blend refined French leatherwork with day-to-day durability. Smooth edges, tidy stitching, and a sleek profile deliver a close-contact feel that complements premium saddles.
Pick from multiple widths to match your saddle’s stirrup slot and preferred feel, with several lengths to suit different rider heights and disciplines. Two classic leather colors help you coordinate with your saddle and bridlework.
The low-bulk profile sits flat against the flap for a tidy leg, while robust hides and consistent hole spacing support reliable stirrup length from warm-up to the ring.
Use your current leathers as a baseline. Jumping or shorter-stirrup work often calls for a shorter length; flatwork and taller riders may prefer longer. Choose the size that keeps the buckle below the knee area with several holes of adjustment left.
Wipe off sweat and dust after each ride, clean with gentle saddle soap, and condition lightly. Swap left/right regularly for even wear, and store away from heat and direct sun.
Shop our Butet stirrup leather in multiple widths, sizes, and two classic colors—an easy match for a polished, close-contact setup.
Which width is best?
Narrower widths suit close-contact flaps and a refined feel; wider options add a touch of stability. Make sure the strap threads smoothly through your saddle’s stirrup slot.
How do I choose the right length?
Start with the length you already ride, then adjust for discipline and leg length: shorter for jumping, longer for flatwork. The buckle should sit comfortably below the knee cut-out with spare holes for fine-tuning.
Will these leathers stretch?
Quality leather can relax slightly over time. Rotate sides to even out wear and avoid heavy oiling to keep the holes true.
Which color should I pick?
Choose the tone that best matches your saddle and bridlework; the two classic options are selected to coordinate with most setups.
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