Hilason Wooden Western Horse Saddle Stirrups with Leather Tread

Stirrup size is measured across the inside width of the footbed. These wooden western saddle stirrups come in 2 In, 3 In, 4 In and 5 In sizes, and most adult riders land in the 4 In to 5 In range, while youth riders and smaller boots suit the narrower sizes. Measure your current stirrups across the opening and match it for the closest fit.

Yes. They are built from laminated wood, which means layers of wood bonded together rather than one carved block. That layered construction is what gives these western saddle stirrups their strength while keeping them light, and it helps them resist the cracking and warping solid wood can develop with weather and heavy use. The footbed is finished with a leather tread.

They are sized to work with standard western stirrup leathers, so they fit most western saddles once you choose a size that matches your stirrup leather width and boot. If you are replacing existing stirrups, measure the inside width of the old ones and order the closest match. Size ranges vary by style, so check the product details before you buy.

Laminated wood is more stable than a single block of timber because the layers are bonded together in alternating directions. That construction resists the cracking and warping plain wood can develop when it takes on moisture. Wipe them dry after wet rides and store them out of standing water, and these western saddle stirrups will hold their shape through seasons of use.

They are built for it. The cushioned leather tread gives a secure foothold and cuts down on the foot fatigue that shows up on multi-hour rides, while the lightweight wood frame helps riders stay balanced. Riders use them for trail riding, ranch work, penning and daily training on western saddles.