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Sprenger Ultra Fit Rounded Shank Spurs

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ULTRA fit spurs, rounded neck – stainless steel

Lengths

Size Length from the boot Rowel Sprenger reference
15 mm 20 mm no rowel 47415 000 55
25 mm 29 mm no rowel 47425 000 55

Size: the shank length as specified by Sprenger.
Length from the boot: from the heel of the boot to the tip of the spur, including the neck. Value provided by Sprenger.

In competition

Regulations measure the spur from the boot, not the shank alone: therefore, the second column is the one that matters. Permitted lengths and rowels depend on the discipline, the level of the event, the federation and the country, and they change from one season to the next. Before entering, check the regulations in force for your event.

The short version of the ULTRA fit, with a rounded shank and no rowel: a discreet aid for riders who want a spur that goes unnoticed.

Key features

  • Balkenhol angled strap slot: the strap passes inside the boot, without rubbing.
  • Rounded shank tip for gentle action.
  • Stainless steel, unisex model.
  • Can be adjusted to fit the foot by bending them slightly.
  • Made in Germany. Straps not included.
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About Sprenger ...

Founded in 1872 by Hermann Sprenger in Iserlohn, Germany, Herm. Sprenger Metallwarenfabrik GmbH & Co. KG is one of the leading manufacturers of metal products for equestrian, canine, and nautical sports. Initially specialized in horse shoes and harnesses, the company gradually expanded its range to include boat accessories and canine sports items. Sprenger is globally recognized for the quality of its bits, stirrups, and spurs, developed in collaboration with sports professionals, medical experts, and researchers to ensure optimal comfort for horses and riders. Today, Sprenger employs nearly 200 people and continues to produce its products in Germany, ensuring strict quality control at every stage of manufacturing.

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