Stirrups with tilting tread..??

[SatansLittleHelper]

Due to chronic back/hip/sciatic pain I'm looking to buy some new stirrups. I cant afford more than about £80.
I've been looking at the Acavallo Opera ones but is there such a thing as a stirrup with a tilting or pivoting tread..??? I've tried normal flexi stirrups but they aren't great ??

 

[Rowreach]

Yes, and much cheaper than £80! I’ve got some advertised atm.

 

[SatansLittleHelper]

Tell me more lol

 

[Myloubylou]

Try compositi reflex, about £25

 

[pansymouse]

I have found putting cages on my regular stirrups has helped a lot with my various leg and back aches and pains.

 

[hellfire]

They really have been a god send for me and my back/hip problems. Without them I struggle to ride for more than half hour now and they have enabled me to carry on riding. It’s the shock absorbing capabilities along with my acavallo seat saver.

 

[AFB]

I have Jin stirrups which have a wider foot plate and it is slightly angled.

I find my lower leg much more stable as my foot isn't so balanced on the tread.

 

[J&S]

Stirrups designed for long distance riders have a wider base for your weight and help a great deal. I have Mountain Horse stirrups on the big horse I ride and they are really solid and supportive too. A furry seat saver and a nice wide back support all aid the problems associated with being an old(er?) rider! You can also buy treads that are wedge shaped and they help you to relax the outside of your leg.

 

[The Xmas Furry]

Yes, and much cheaper than £80! I’ve got some advertised atm.

What make are they R?

 

[Rowreach]

What make are they R?

Compositi Reflex

 

[SatansLittleHelper]

Thanks all, I'm going to buy Rowreach's set of stirrups to see how I get on. If those dont work I will invest in the Acavallo Operas ????