Youth Show Spurs
$54.99
Cowboy Tack Youth Show Spurs with a 1 5/8″ shank and a 7/8″ 12-point rowel.
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Youth Show Spurs with a 1 5/8″ shank and a 7/8″ 12-point rowel
The Cowboy Tack Youth Show Spurs are youth spurs with a youth cup, a 5/8″ band, a 1 5/8″ shank and a 7/8″ 12-point rowel. Finish: antique. Details include hand engraved stainless steel trims and chap guard. Sold as a pair.
Spurs are a leg aid for refining cues. If you or your horse are new to spurs, start with a shorter shank and a smoother rowel. Order by 11 am CST and in-stock items ship within 48 business hours.
Youth cupA youth cup sized for smaller boots.
1 5/8″ shankA medium-length shank for everyday riding.
7/8″ 12-point rowelThe rowel turns as it touches the horse, which softens the cue.
Decorative trimHand engraved stainless steel trims and chap guard.
Product details
| Type | Youth spurs |
|---|---|
| Level | Level Two |
| Cup | Youth cup |
| Band width | 5/8″ |
| Shank length | 1 5/8″ |
| Rowel | 7/8″ 12-point |
| Finish | Antique |
| Brand | Cowboy Tack |
Questions & answers
Are these sold as a pair?
Answered by The Connected RiderYes. The price is for a pair.
Which shank length should I choose?
Answered by The Connected RiderShorter shanks of 1″ to 1 1/2″ keep cues light and suit most riders. Longer shanks of 2″ or more help riders with long legs reach the horse without turning the heel up.
| Weight | 1 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 6 × 4 × 2 in |
Brand
Cowboy Tack
Cowboy Tack covers the everyday working side of western riding, from Bernard Fonck reining bits and stamped spurs to harness leather breast collars, cowboy knot headstalls and curb chains for finishing a bridle.
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How to choose Western spurs
- Shank length (1): 1" to 1 1/2" shanks keep cues light and suit most riders. Riders with long legs often like 2" or longer so they can reach the horse without turning the heel up.
- Band (2): pick ladies' or youth sizes for smaller boots, and medium or large for adult boots. Check the heel band opening on the product page if it is listed.
- Rowel (3): a bumper or smooth rowel is the mildest. Rosebud and many-point rowels spread the contact and feel softer than a few sharp points.
- Spur straps (4) attach at the buttons and hold the spur on your boot. Measure around your boot instep to choose a strap length.
Spurs are a leg aid for refining cues. Not sure what to choose? Use Ask a question and we'll help.
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