How To Turn The Stirrups Of A Western Saddle Permanently

Hi again! I found something really great that I wanted to share with you. This is a very helpful tool to save your knees and ankles wen you are riding in a western saddle. I remember many years ago to try and get the stirrup fenders turned out to keep my stirrups at a 90 degree angle I would use a broomstick passed through the stirrups to help to form the leather in order to keep the stirrups turned out. But now I have found a little tool that will keep the stirrups turned out always.
It's called a stirrup turner and it changes the direction of how the stirrups lay. This is such a great invention! If you have knee or ankle pain after you ride, these stirrup turned really help to keep your stirrups turned out, so you aren't working your joints so hard.
It took me a little bit to get them on the saddle but once I did, now the stirrups will always be at a 90 degree angle, making it easier for me to keep my foot in the stirrup, and not having to work so hard.
And they are very affordable, around $8.00 on Amazon.
So if you love to ride, but hate having knee pain when you get off your horse, you might want to give these stirrup turners a try, they really work!
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