Nrs Tack Ranch Hand Series Latigo Straight Spur Straps

 

• Latigo Hermann Oak leather
• Stainless steel hardware
• Straight design
• 9-1/2″ adjustable size
• NRS-BSSO

Handcrafted in the United States, the NRS Tack Ranch Hand Series Latigo Straight Spur Straps are made with 100% Herman Oak latigo leather spur straps are finished with stainless hardware. These premium straps are built tough enough for any cowboy. Whether you are working pens or in an arena, these straps are built to ride. 9-1/2″ adjustable.

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 brings you the best tack at great prices. From headstalls to saddlepads, breastcollars to skid boots– you won’t find a wider selection of quality tack anywhere else.

In 2014 We began our quest to offer quality tack at an honest price. The Amish family that builds all of our NRS Tack does just that methodically handcrafting each items. How do we do this? On our double stitched headstalls we precisely count the stitches per inch to make sure the leather lays flat, yet maintains its integrity and strength. Or that we dip our split reins in oil for just the right amount of seconds, to ensure the correct feel; broke-in right from the start. We’ve built a partnership that works in perfect tandem. Our craftsmen are second and third generation leather makers with a passion for top-quality materials that create a top-quality piece of tack! Each and every piece we sell passses through no less than 10 hands from the first cut to the final rubbing of the edges. We take pride in evaluating each peice of tack we design. Having the right amount of holes in a headstall allows customers to use it on several horses; with the right fit for each of them. Every pair of split reins we sell are hand cut side by side and stay together throughout the whole finishing process so that they both have the same weight and feel on the horse. From flank cinches, headstalls, and breast collars to curb straps, we have developed tack for cowboys in or out of the arena, Made in the United Stats using almost exclusively Hermann Oak Leather out of St. Louis, Missouri.