Stirrup leathers that don't scuff saddle flaps

You can buy neoprene stirrup leather covers, if all else fails and you cant find the leathers you want.
 
amage said:
What type of leather is the saddle? If calfskin then only use calfskin leathers!
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I have no idea, the companies catalogue just says cowhide leather.... the germans are usually such stickers for detail, and all they give me this time is "cowhide"!:rolleyes:
 
Put your stirrup leathers under your saddleflaps. My saddles are like this and I don't get that annoying nip from the leathers if my leg is moving about. As I'm the only one riding my horse I don't need to change the length, but if you do it's similar to tightening the girth.
 
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