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LeMieux Brilliance Vector Balance Stirrups
The LeMieux Brilliance Vector Balance Stirrups combine advanced safety features, lightweight construction and elegant Swarovski crystal detailing for a refined competition look. Designed to provide stability, comfort and improved foot positioning when riding your horse, these stirrups feature an ergonomic angled footplate, innovative weight distribution and a two-stage quick-release arm.
Features:
- Crafted from aviation-grade aluminium for strength, stability and lightweight performance
- Weigh just 419g per stirrup
- Swarovski crystal detailing coordinated with the stirrup colour
- Black crystals on Black, clear crystals on Aluminium and pink crystals on Rose
- Ergonomic footplate angled at 5° to encourage a stable lower leg and heels-down position
- Cross-track grip surface with embedded hardened steel pins for secure foot placement
- Twin-balance arch system distributes weight evenly across the stirrup frame
- Recessed, offset apex encourages a 45° outward orientation for easier foot positioning and stirrup recovery
- Integrated hinged arm with a two-stage release system helps prevent accidental opening
- Spring-loaded arm locks into the base of the frame for stability under pressure
- Quick-release arm is designed to open under lateral pressure to help reduce the risk of dragging in a fall
- Tested stirrup arm release force of 36N (approximately 3.62kg)
- Competition legal under FEI, British Dressage, British Eventing and British Showjumping regulations
Size & Fit:
- Select the correct stirrup size to suit the rider's boots
- A minimum clearance of 10mm (approximately 3/8") is recommended between the widest part of the boot and each side of the stirrup
Safety Information:
- No quick-release stirrup is guaranteed to open in every fall
- Factors such as the angle of a fall, a slipping saddle or insufficient lateral pressure may prevent the release mechanism from activating
