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I purchased this helmet somewhat recently from SmartPak Equine for $54.95. The Troxel Rebel helmet comes in 4 different color patterns. I purchased the "Arrow" design in the Medium size. My previous Troxel helmet (Legacy model) was a size medium and fit me very well. This one fits a tad snugger but it still feels comfortable and secure. There is no dial adjustment on the rebel helmets. There are some adjustable flaps on the side and back. The listing describes the helmet as: The Troxel® Rebel Helmet makes a bold style statement—ideal for the fashion-conscious rider both in and out of the arena! With its edgy, rocker-style graphics, the Rebel offers exceptional performance and comfort, plus high-end features that make it perfect for the rebellious rider. The SureFit™ Pro system incorporates EverFlex™ straps that self adjust to the size and shape of the rider’s head. With ultra-plush padding, SureFit Pro provides an unmatched level of comfort and stability. Troxel’s Matte Du...

The Troxel Legacy Helmet was the first helmet I ever rode in. I had one from 2003 until 2007. And then purchased another, which I wore from 2008 to 2012. I also, at one point, was wearing this helmet when I picked up riding again as an adult. But then realized how old the helmet was and replaced it with a Troxel Rebel.   Side note: It is recommended to replace your helmet every 5 years and/or after a fall impacting your head. This recommendation is in place because the materials in helmets can deteriorate over time, especially if exposed to extreme temperatures.   I quite liked my Legacy helmet with the exception that it made me look like a marshmallow head. But it was comfortable and served me well. I even showed with it, using a shiny black helmet cover that stretched over it.   My Troxel Legacy was a medium size. I have a 22 inch head circumference.   The visor is attached by Velcro, but I never had a problem with it falling off or not stayin...

I purchased these from a local Western wear shop in my area. They can also be found online at Amazon, Ebay, etc. I paid $29.90. Western Riding Cowboy Boots Leather Spur Straps Tack Rust Orange Style# 74136     I wear these with my Barrel spurs, I am a size 8/8.5 in boots. I typically wear these on the tightest hole, or the next one over depending on which boots I have on. For those with smaller feet, these straps may be too long. Due to their shape, I would imagine that adding another hole would be very challenging. However with ladies shoe size 8 and up, these with likely fit you! The are very colorful and fun. These look great with any type of spur. They make my simple barrel spurs look fancy. The tooling and color have held up well. I have oiled mine a few times to soften up the leather and it hasn't affected the design.   ProRider also sells a variety of spur straps in interesting colors/designs as well if Orange flowers aren't your style.   ...

As per Boot Barn's Listing: Go western with the authentic western boots you can trust. Justin delivers with their Gypsy line. These boots have an 8" shaft height, a walking heel, and round toe. They are equipped with the J-Flex comfort system which generates return energy by the leather-covered cushioned insole and triple density insole board. Pair with true denim and a plaid button up for a complete outfit. The removable orthotic insert gives an extra layer of cushioning for extra comfort.   Justin Boot's, brand new. This is the Advertisement picture. Style(s): L9610 (Pink Camo) Full-grain leather 8" shaft height Shaft embroidery J-Flex flexible comfort system with removable orthotic insert Walking heel Round toe Rubber outsole I've owned these boots since March 2016. I bought them brand new from Boot Barn for about $70 during one of their sales. I wear a size 8B in these boots. Which is pretty true to size for me, as I normally wear an 8 to 8 1...