– Leddet innvendig gren for en umiddelbar og uanstrengt justering av sporen til bredden på støvelen.
– Karbonfiberkropp for letthet og stivhet som sikrer presisjonen av sporens justering.
– Elastollan overstøping for et kraftig grep på støvelen.
– Vinklede og profilerte åpninger til spore-stropper for en ergonomisk plassering av stroppen på fotbroen.
Selges parvis
PRINCE OF WALES ende : 25 mm
Tilgjengelig i 2 farger. Svart/svart – Sort/perleblå
– Leddet innvendig gren for en umiddelbar og uanstrengt justering av sporen til bredden på støvelen.
– Karbonfiberkropp for letthet og stivhet som sikrer presisjonen av sporens justering.
– Elastollan overstøping for et kraftig grep på støvelen.
– Vinklede og profilerte åpninger til spore-stropper for en ergonomisk plassering av stroppen på fotbroen.
Selges parvis
PRINCE OF WALES ende : 25 mm
Tilgjengelig i 2 farger. Svart/svart – Sort/perleblå
As you would expect, all of our products are conceived, designed, developed and tested in France, within our design department in Bordeaux.
Production of all of our stirrups and spurs takes place exclusively in France, at various partner factories using our own tools. Assembly takes place in Langon, 40 km from Bordeaux.
Driven by a strong desire to relocate our footwear production, all of our men’s and women’s shoes, chaps and tall boots are now assembled in Portugal, in a factory with unique expertise.
The highly technical steels used in our stirrups are exclusively purchased from the best European steel mills belonging to Thysser Group or Arcelor Mital.
The elastomer compounds – which enable overmoulding – are produced from recycled material as far as possible. However, we do reject materials with a plant origin as these are detrimental to subsistence crops and cause deforestation rates to rise.
Thanks to the acquisition of a special furnace, a recycling programme allows us to recycle our stirrups and separate steel from plastic materials.
Our leather comes from top-end tanneries that adhere to the strictest environmental standards. They are monitored by the CTC (French Technical Centre for Leather) in order to test both their strength and low chromium content.
