Elevate your communication in the saddle with spurs that blend rugged professional performance with a timeless antique aesthetic. Designed for the serious Western rider, these Ken McNabb spurs provide the precise cues needed for working cattle or refining your horse's response without sacrificing comfort or style.

Crafted with the durability Weaver Leather is known for, these spurs feature unique rasp detailing on the shank and a lightly blackened finish that resists the rigors of daily ranch work. The weight and balance are meticulously engineered to ensure the spurs hang perfectly on your boot heel, providing a stable platform for subtle leg aids and consistent contact in any Western discipline.

Key Features & Specifications:

• 10-Point Rowel: Delivers clear, effective communication to the horse, offering a balanced touch that is ideal for horses requiring steady encouragement without harshness.
• 2" Shank Length: Provides the necessary reach for precise cues, making it a favorite among professional trainers and rodeo competitors who demand accuracy.
• 1-1/4" Band Width: Designed in a standard Men’s size, this wide band offers a secure fit that stays in place during high-intensity maneuvers and active riding.
• Antique Black Finish: Features a rugged rasp design that not only sets you apart in the arena but also provides enhanced resistance against rust and corrosion.
• Customizable Fit: The high-quality construction allows the band to be carefully adjusted for a custom, contoured fit to your specific riding boots, preventing shifting.
• Western Discipline Optimized: Specifically engineered for working cattle, ranch versatility, and professional training where reliable "working gear" is a necessity.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: Will these spurs fit a standard pair of Western boots?
A: Yes, these spurs feature a 1-1/4" band designed for Men’s sizing that is weighted to hang properly on the heel. The band can be slightly adjusted to ensure a secure, custom fit that won't ride up during use.

Q: Is the 10-point rowel suitable for a horse that needs clear cues?
A: Absolutely. The 10-point rowel is preferred by trainers because it provides a clear signal while distributing pressure more evenly than rowels with fewer, sharper points, making it an excellent tool for refined communication.

Item Number/SKU: 25-7828