Cashel Stirrup Extender Saddle Mounting Review

Swings under horse when right leg applies pressure. It is impossible to put your left foot in the stirrup. I wish I could get my money back but 30 days have passed.

I like the idea of having them and they're probably great for some horses but my horse won't stand still while I try to sit on them.

Not suitable for every saddle. The strap does not stay around the seat to provide anchorage and tension that allows you to "lift". Well done. The straps are too wide. Just didn't work for me.

Stirrup not working. As the instructions say, when you put your foot in the stirrup, it goes under the horse and puts pressure on the horse's kidneys, which is not at all comfortable for the horse. Do not buy this product.

This product does not work as described. For this to work for me, I had to make it almost as high as the stirrup on the saddle. Which contradicts the purpose of the increase. I also had a friend who tried to use it, she just needed a little nudge but it didn't work for her either. In terms of service, I couldn't ask for anything better. I have returned the item and my return is currently being processed.

Most horses don't like kidney pressure so I would suggest testing them on a trained horse first. A rider attempting this should probably first practice on some sort of dummy such as a sawhorse or folded bales of straw to get a smooth ride at a minimum.

I had no idea it was attached to a saddlebag. Unfortunately I have to cut it out of the bag to use it the way I want it. I couldn't tell from the description or photos that it was attached. I'm giving four stars because of the bad photos, not the bad quality. The stirrup leather is strong. I'm not sure the material that attaches the stirrup leathers to the saddlebag will hold up. The velcro and rings are good quality and strong, and the bolt and nut on the stirrup are made to not fall off. The…