Review: Stirrups from Barrister Custom Tack

Sponsored review of Barrister Custom Tack's stirrup line.  

**Disclaimer: I am a part owner of Barrister Custom Tack, I helped fund their initial start up program. And continue to support their products online.

 

I have 3 pairs of stirrups from Barrister Custom Tack.

I have a set of Korsteel standard fillis in BaseTeal. I use these stirrups on my Wintec. I have had them for 6 months, I jump with them, have performed hours of flat work, etc. The color remains flawless. They are easy to clean. Can wipe off with a damp cloth, and good as new. The finish is rust proof. And of course the color is fun. The powdercoat pigments that Barrister Custom tack use are UV resistant and high quality.

 

BaseTeal stirrups

 

I also have a set of stirrups in Blueberry Red. These stirrups were my own, and Barrister Custom Tack powder coated them for me. These stirrups were rusted and scratched. I decided that adding a pop of color to them was the perfect way to restore them. I do a lot of flat work on Apache with these stirrups. 

BlueberryRed

 

 

My favorite pair of stirrups from Barrister custom is my Peacock safety stirrups. They are bright colored for better visibility, rust proof, and fun. I ride in these on the trail and when riding alone. 

FireOrange Safety Stirrups

 

Part of the reason I helped to fund the start up project for Barrister Custom tack had to do with the fact that I had wanted custom stirrups since I was a kid but it was never feasible for me. Barrister Custom Tack will work with you to find a color you like. The have multiple styles of stirrups available. They can powder coat anything as long as it's metal. For local customers, pickup/drop off can be arranged so that shipping costs can be avoided. They also have decorative horse shoes, jewelry, and are creating new products constantly. They are a great small business. They also support horse rescues with a percentage of their purchases.

 



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