2" Visalia Stirrups- Hickory Hardwood- USA Made-

Description

These are Visalia shape 2" wide stirrups made from Hickory wood and bound with Galvanized metal, some people use to call these "tin bound" stirrups in the old days.
The size is the stirrup before the wear leathers are in place.
This type of stirrups comes in the many different shapes and styles have been around for years and are one of the most common stirrups used. These are good quality stirrups, which are made from a nice hickory wood. I will ship them with the rollers leather covered and with a wear leather in the bottom of these. The picture shows the stirrups with the roller cover and wear leathers in place.
In this Visalia shaped version there  are 5 tread widths available,1", 2", 2 1/2", 3", and 4".  The thread width refers to the width of the stirrup where your foot goes in front to back, not the opening size of the stirrups.The only difference between the 3" and 2 1/2" neck sized stirrups as far as what stirrup leathers they are built for, is the bolt length and roller length... I don't cut the bolt off until ready to ship and have the narrower rollers here and ready so its an easy swap. Just be sure to let me know you want 2 1/2" rollers if that is what you need, otherwise I will ship the with the 3" roller if I don't hear from you.
These USA Made Stirrups are great for a extra pair of stirrups for your saddle or to ride everyday.
The Tread is measured from the front to the back and is  the part where your foot rests. The Height is measured from the top of the tread to the bottom of the neck. The neck is where the roller is, and is where your stirrup leather will be. The width is the widest point of the inside of the stirrup. These measurements would be without wear leathers, ect.  I found a picture explaining the measurements used so I included it in the pictures for reference. It probably more understandable than my explaination.
These 2" Visalia Stirrups have a listed 2" Tread, 5 1/4" Height, and a 5 1/4" Width.  I have added a group picture to show the differences in widths, some of which are no longer available since I did the group picture. They are in order of size from left to right. You just get the one pair in the size ordered however. See the others sizes if your looking for a wider stirrup.