Best stirrup irons

[CleanShavings]

I love the the free jump pros but like many people not the price. Is there any good alternatives? I'm not really fussed on colour/finish but due to an injury I do struggle to keep my irons, but with the free jumps I don't have that issue at all, so a good cheese grater is a must.

Cheers

 

[dixie]

I have these which are super grippy

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tech-Stir...hash=item25be333dab:m:mqij6TtBetLlj_gflSxPfNA

I've also just bought cheese grater treads and replaced my rubber ones with these in some other irons.. It was a cheap option and just as effective.

 

[dixie]

Like these

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Sprenger-...482746?hash=item3f0b6ab73a:g:AqwAAMXQrC9SbSgq

 

[Pocketr@cket]

You might notice their price come down slightly now they have added the new free jumps. I have the older ones and love them. They have nice big grippy tread and I rarely loose a stirrup since owning them. Also my knees do not hurt. They are worth their money.

 

[horselover522]

MDC Sports

 

[BSL]

MDC Sports

Loving my MDC Super Sports. Alot of money but worth it.

 

[Newlands]

I love my free jumps and also have Jins, I love those too. Both preferable to my old bow balance stirrups.

 

[minimex2]

weve just bought the new free jumps (no weight restriction) - they fit up to shoe size 6 and were £145 -

 

[CleanShavings]

weve just bought the new free jumps (no weight restriction) - they fit up to shoe size 6 and were £145 -

That's a good price where did you get them from?