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Women's BR swan-neck spurs

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The swan-neck spur is recognizable by its stem that curves upward before extending backward — hence its name.

Stainless steel, 35 mm stem. Women's version, for shoe sizes 36 to 40.

✨ Key features

  • ✔ Swan-neck stem: it curves upward before extending backward
  • ✔ Short, close-set branches: they fit a size 36 to 40 boot without gaping
  • ✔ Stainless steel: it does not rust and retains its shine
  • ✔ 35 mm stem

📋 Technical specifications

  • Type: swan-neck spurs
  • Material: stainless steel
  • Stem length: 35 mm
  • Women's model: shoe sizes 36 to 40

🐎 Why choose this product?

When choosing spurs, two things should be considered separately. The size of the branches depends on your foot: women's for shoe sizes 36 to 40, men's from size 41 with longer, more widely spaced branches, and children's below size 36. Branches that are too wide slide along the boot, and the spur eventually ends up beneath the heel.

The stem length should not be chosen with a ruler: it depends on the horse, your leg position, and the level of the competitions you take part in. If you are unsure, ask us — we will assess it on a case-by-case basis.

🧴 Usage instructions

Position the spurs at the boot's heel seam, with the longer branch facing outward, and secure them with straps suited to their width.

Composition: stainless steel.

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About BR ...

BR, or Bieman Riding, is a Dutch brand that has been manufacturing high-quality equestrian equipment for over 30 years. BR is known for its constant innovations and attention to detail, offering a complete range of products for riders and their horses, including saddles, clothing, protective gear, and various accessories. The brand strives to create products that combine comfort, functionality, and style, using high-quality materials and advanced technologies. BR is also committed to promoting animal welfare and sustainability in its production practices.

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