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Attn.. spur users

Stickem

Stickem

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i have got my spurs in the mail today. Looking for advise on what to replace Velcro and leather strap with. Also did you guys leave split ring or remove?
 
I had to leave the split ring on mine. Depends on how small the hole is that the ring goes through. 1" webbing.


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PJC said:
I had to leave the split ring on mine. Depends on how small the hole is that the ring goes through. 1" webbing.


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Thanks man that helpes!
 
I removed the split ring because my webbing could fit through the hole on the spurs. I figured one less thing to jangle around....


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Took split ring off. Replace velcro with buckles.
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g2outdoors said:
They work extremely well with normal hiking boots. Not so much with my rubber boots.

@donnieballgame - yes. There are no regulations against spurs.
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Man that's awesome! I can't use mine anywhere, in fact I'm a little shakey on then because I never get to practice! I'll bring em to Saddlepalooza!

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Ok...thanks
I've been shopping for a new pair of mid weight huntin boots with a decent shank in them for spur climbing. I have the same issue with my Muck rubber boots.


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@g2 can you turn your spurs over so I can see how the 2” strap is threaded? Thanks


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ImThere said:
@g2 can you turn your spurs over so I can see how the 2” strap is threaded? Thanks


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It's not threaded. I sewed the female buckle on one end and sewed the male on the other. They're both on their own strap. This way you don't have to hold the strap with one hand and tighten with the other. You can tighten with one hand.
 
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