horse friendly fairRider spurs - aluminium, 29mm neck, thin rounded

The new horse-friendly fairRider spurs for more animal wellbeing

fairRider spurs standard: Due to its somewhat narrower shape, compared to the other two types, and if the recommendations for use are complied, these spurs can replace the commercially available spores. Its narrower, rounded contact surface enables a gentle but precise impulse on the horse.

Benefits:

All parts that come into contact with the horse are rounded, so the smooth, round plastic arch slides off the horse's belly.

• No hooking into the epidermis
• No locking of the horse
• No skin-abrasion
• No kicking at the spurs
• The horse keeps its sensitivity 

Usage:

• For riders who want to ride their horse consciously, sensitively and gently
• For horses that lock
• For skin sensitive horses
• For beginners and young horses
• For periods after injuries

Recommendations for use:     

Most horses are used to the traditional spurs, but now you got the opportunity to regain the original sensitivity of your horse through the new horse-friendly spurs fairRider.
For all horses that use the conventional shape of the spurs, regardless of the training level, it is recommended to ride the horse for at least 3 days without any spurs (walk, trot, gallop, whole track, circle, etc.).
By using your new spurs afterwards, the connection between rider and horse will improve through gentler impulses. Supported by painless assistance the horse will be more motivated to cooperate. The unique design and materials of fairRider spurs allow the impulses to glide on the epidermis without getting caught or inducing other discomforts.
Numerous tests on different horses have shown that the fairRider spurs do not get "stuck" and sore the animal. These gentler impulses not only increase the horse’s wellbeing, but improve the cooperation between you and your horse. It is important that you give your horse the necessary time to get used to them.

The purpose of the fairRider spurs, create a new way of communication, to make the horse sensitive to gentler assistance again and to improve on the animal's wellbeing.

Give your horse time to understand you. You will be surprised!