Posted by SVcummins on April 07, 2019 at 15:34:48 from (174.27.41.131):
In Reply to: Mud posted by UP Oliver on April 07, 2019 at 13:18:51:
These are what I use they are light and fit in a stirrup nice they have a steel shank so your feet don�t hurt even after wearing them for a 10 hour day in the shop or a 14 hour day in the saddle I�ve had these 3 years I think they will go at least one more before needing rebuilt . Before this I had whites cowboy packs I didn�t get them again because they are so heavy and they don�t fit in a stirrup and no spur ridge I had them rebuilt the second year after I had them and that was the only time in 15 years and the first time was do to a defect whites and kennetrc both have a one year warranty. I�ll never go back to whites again though for pacs . I have been wearing these kennetrc since the end of September pushing cows out of the high country and I�m still wearing them in April It�s been a long winter
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