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Location: NC | I have noticed for the last couple years that most of the time when I ride I have started having some pain mostly down the side of my leg maybe from my ankle up 6", if that makes sense. I am wondering if slanted, crooked, or the slanted/crooked stirrups would help? I am not sure which desgin helps with what issues? Also say a sight had low angled and high angled stirrups? Not sure what the difference would be between these? Thanks
High angled
http://kotrading.com/2212662L-1highanglealuminumstirrups.aspx
Low angled
http://kotrading.com/2212651l-1lowanglealuminumstirrups.aspx
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Location: Wyoming | I've tried crooked stirrups and had leg pain. I use Nettles now and absolutely love them, they are worth the money |
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Buttered Noodles Snacker
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Location: NC | anyone else with any insight on the shape of stirrups and where they relieve strain? |
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| I rode with Walls slanted for 2 years and really liked them then bought a pair of Nettles and never looked back.
Can I ask where your pain starts? hip? thigh? knee? calf?
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Location: Mississippi | Are Nettles slanted also? Just curious what makes everyone like them so much. Edited to add, I just read about them on their website and am intrigued. I am thinking of ordering a pair but not sure if I want the petite or regular - what does everyone that has them use?
I currently ride in Walls slanted and like them (except when I hit my shin with them pulling my saddle out of the trailer lol).
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Buttered Noodles Snacker
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Location: NC | RedHead84 - 2017-04-13 7:40 AM I rode with Walls slanted for 2 years and really liked them then bought a pair of Nettles and never looked back. Can I ask where your pain starts? hip? thigh? knee? calf?
Its mostly on the outside of my leg from about my ankle up 6" I guess along the Fibula bone. |
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| HorsesNHarleys - 2017-04-13 8:23 AM
RedHead84 - 2017-04-13 7:40 AM I rode with Walls slanted for 2 years and really liked them then bought a pair of Nettles and never looked back. Can I ask where your pain starts? hip? thigh? knee? calf?
Its mostly on the outside of my leg from about my ankle up 6" I guess along the Fibula bone.
Okay, I asked because my leg pain ended up being my sciatic but it started quite a bit higher than that.
No, Nettles are not slanted or crooked but they do offer different foot beds. Check out http://nettles-stirrups.com/ for more info. Sounds funny, but kinda hard for me to say why I like Nettles so much...they just work for me, seem balanced, foot stays in place, I don't rubber band and rarely lose a stirrup... |
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Location: Windoming | I can't ride without crooked stirrups. Mine are the twisted and crooked stirrups. I used to get horrible charlie horses in my right leg while riding, caused by a horse flipping over on me years ago and messing up my right hip. I don't get them anymore with these stirrups. They sure help my old knees too. |
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Location: Golden Gulf Coast of Texas | I love the Nettles stirrups with the leveler. It costs $75 more to have it put in stirrups but that's what makes them easier on your legs. I used to have the Walls slanted stirrups but the Nettles are better! |
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Location: OH. IO | Just bumped another post for you for opinions;) |
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Location: NC | Anyone ever tried the "off set" ones?
http://www.sawalls.net/pages/browse.php?cat=8
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Location: NC | bump |
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Location: Phoenix | I use the Original Crooked stirrup and would buy them again. I did rode in a normal stirrup the other day and WHOA it was weird. I'd be open to trying another version but I NEED that slant! |
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Stirrups. Slanted, crooked or both? ***What about "off set"????***