Spurs & Spur Straps

Finding the right fit is key for both comfort and effectiveness. When selecting western spurs from NRS, consider band width and opening, which need to fit securely over your boots. For men’s, ladies’, and youth spurs, check the product description for sizing recommendations. Spurs shouldn’t wobble or dig into your feet. Spur straps should match the width of your spur’s band and be adjustable to keep the spurs snug but comfortable. If you’re unsure, our team is happy to help you measure and choose the best size for your boots and riding needs.

Shank length and rowel type affect how spurs interact with your horse and are important to consider. Shorter shanks (like those in our youth and ladies’ arena spurs) provide gentler cues and are great for precise, close contact. Longer shanks, often found in ranch spurs, allow riders to cue their horses with less leg movement. Rowels also matter: blunted or smooth rowel spurs are milder, while sharply pointed or larger rowels offer a stronger signal. Choose the type most appropriate for your riding style and your horse’s experience.

NRS spurs and western spur straps are designed to work with most cowboy and riding boots. However, check your boot’s heel band and overall width to ensure a secure fit. Our collection includes arena and ranch spurs for adult men and women, plus options specially sized for youth. Whether you’re a competitive rider or work on the ranch, we offer spurs tailored to various disciplines—just read the intended use section on each product to match your style! If you’re still not sure, our customer support is just a call or chat away.

NRS spurs are crafted from high-quality metals such as stainless steel for rust resistance and long life, with some featuring decorative accents for style. Our spur straps are made from premium leather for durability and comfort, with reinforced stitching to handle frequent use. Leather spur straps should be oiled occasionally and kept dry to maintain flexibility and appearance. Investing in superior materials means your NRS spurs and straps will stand up to daily riding—whether in the arena, at shows, or on the ranch.

Proper care will extend the life of your spurs and spur straps. For western spurs, wipe them down with a dry cloth after each ride to prevent dirt and moisture buildup, and occasionally check moving rowels to keep them spinning freely. For your leather NRS spur straps, wipe away dust and apply a leather conditioner every few months to prevent cracking. Store both in a dry area away from direct sunlight. With these simple steps, your NRS riding spurs and straps will last for years and always be ready for your next ride!