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Four Bar Stirrup Irons
The FOUR BAR STIRRUP IRON has been in use in Australia for over 200 years. Typically it is 4 1/2” across the tread,, 2 l/2” deep with a height clearance of 4 1/2”.
Comes in brass, stainless or chrome. Price includes suede pad on the bottom that has a velcro closure in brown leather or black leather. A slot in the top takes an English leather.
Campdraft leathers go under the bar, with the tongue of the leather threading back through the buckle then going through the English slot and a sleeve is pulled over the whole assembly.
The FOUR BAR STIRRUP IRON has been in use in Australia for over 200 years. Typically it is 4 1/2” across the tread,, 2 l/2” deep with a height clearance of 4 1/2”.
Comes in brass, stainless or chrome. Price includes suede pad on the bottom that has a velcro closure in brown leather or black leather. A slot in the top takes an English leather.
Campdraft leathers go under the bar, with the tongue of the leather threading back through the buckle then going through the English slot and a sleeve is pulled over the whole assembly.
The FOUR BAR STIRRUP IRON has been in use in Australia for over 200 years. Typically it is 4 1/2” across the tread,, 2 l/2” deep with a height clearance of 4 1/2”.
Comes in brass, stainless or chrome. Price includes suede pad on the bottom that has a velcro closure in brown leather or black leather. A slot in the top takes an English leather.
Campdraft leathers go under the bar, with the tongue of the leather threading back through the buckle then going through the English slot and a sleeve is pulled over the whole assembly.