Weaver Leather Ladies Chevron Floral Rowel Spurs - Black Steel

Refined Cues with Show-Ring EleganceWhen precision matters in the show pen, your horse needs clear, subtle signals that don't get lost in translation. The Weaver Leather Ladies Chevron Floral Rowel Spurs deliver that refined communication with a look that turns heads in Western Pleasure and Horsemanship classes. Brushed black steel finish keeps them looking sharp with minimal upkeep, while the intricate floral overlays bring traditional Western elegance to every ride.Built specifically for a woman's boot, these spurs stay exactly where you put them, cue after cue. The 1.5" shank and multi-point rowel provide just the right amount of leverage for sensitive horses that respond to whisper-light contact. From our barn to yours, we know that the right fit makes all the difference in consistent communication with your horse.Why Riders Choose Weaver Ladies Chevron Floral SpursBest ForWestern show and pleasure riders looking for refined communication with sensitive horses and a ladies-specific fit that stays put during every class.Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: What does the "BS" or black steel finish mean on these spurs?The brushed black steel finish provides a durable, rust-resistant surface with a soft, satin look that's much easier to maintain than high-polish or antique finishes. It keeps your gear looking professional with less cleaning time between shows and rides.Q: Will these spurs fit my standard western boots?Yes, the Weaver Ladies Chevron Floral Rowel Spurs are specifically designed with a narrower heel contour and 3/4" band to fit securely on a woman's western boot. They won't slide down or pinch the leather like men's spurs often do on ladies' boots.Q: Are these spurs too harsh for a sensitive horse?Not at all. The rowel is designed for soft, whisper-light cues using multiple blunted points for gentle contact. They're an excellent choice for refined disciplines like Western Pleasure and Horsemanship where subtle communication is preferred over heavy correction.Q: How long is the shank on these spurs?The shank is 1.5 inches, which provides the perfect medium-length leverage for most Western show disciplines. It's long enough for clear communication but not so long that it becomes difficult to control or too aggressive for finished horses.