Horseman spurs silver

Silver riding spurs are a pair of silver-colored spurs with a star-shaped, serrated wheel, which you attach to your boot with black straps. Men and women use them to complete a cowboy or cowgirl costume from the ankles down, for a western party or during carnival. This way, your outfit gets a recognizable western detail at the bottom too.

How do you attach the riding spurs to your boot?

The riding spurs are attached with two black straps per spur: a wider band and a narrower strap with a row of holes, which is fastened with a round button to the shank. The shank wraps around your heel in a U-shape, with the wheel at the back.

• The shank is silver-colored and has grooves along its length.
• At the back, there is a star-shaped wheel with sharp teeth all around.
• The straps are black, creating a clear contrast with the shiny shank.
• You get a pair, so one spur for each boot.
• The spurs are intended for women and men.
• They come on a cardboard card with a cowboy and desert print.

Spurs as a signature of the western rider

Riding spurs are part of the image of the cowboy from the Wild West: a rider wears them on their heel to spur their horse with a light pressure. The rotating wheel makes a western spur instantly recognizable, even to those who have never sat on a horse. Due to the black straps, this pair best matches black boots or a dark outfit, so choose it if you want to show off the contrast between shine and black.

Wearing spurs during a western party or parade

At a western party, you wear the spurs over cowboy boots, with the pant legs inside the boot or over them so that the wheel remains visible. If you are participating in a parade during carnival, fasten the straps well before departure and walk around to feel if everything stays in place. A cowboy hat, a scarf around your neck, and a checkered shirt complete the silhouette from hat to heel.

Order the silver riding spurs and walk into your next western party with the wheel on your heel.