Toe Stoppers prevent riders from being hooked up in the stirrup iron and dragged. This is the most dangerous aspect of horse riding resulting in serious injuries and death.Toe Stoppers are made of a durable material and attach easily with Velcro, making for comfortable safe riding and dismounting.
Teaching Aid: Toe Stoppers is an Incredible teaching aid, keeping the riders feet in the correct safety riding position at all times.
Competition Advantage: Riders lose their concentration when their feet slip forward, Toe Stoppers prevent this from happening, leading riders and instructors claim the Toe Stopper is the best product for keeping the riders feet in the correctly balanced riding position on the ball of the foot at all times.
TOE STOPPERS CAN BE USED UNDER PONY CLUB RULES.
As featured in the June 2003 edition of Horse & Rider magazine.
Toe Stopper Reviews:
Shiela Hardy, Head of Safety, BHS: "Diane Parkinson has now had an opportunity to try out Toe Stoppers. She found them COMFORTABLE, EASY TO USE, NO PROBLEM WITH FASTENINGS. She is looking forward to using them for endurance riding. She really did like them very much and felt they served a very good purpose."
Mary King, International Event Rider: "I think they are a very good idea and they definately do what is claimed in terms of safety and keeping the rider's foot in the correct position."
Sue Snelson, Epsom RDA: "We have found them an excellent product. Not only do they provide a very good safety aid but also ensure that the rider's balance is improved. They are easy to attach. I have no hesitation in recommending them to anyone."
Pat Burgess, Wilton RDA: "We love your Toe Stoppers, very safe for lots of reasons!"
Bruce Davidson, US and Olympic champion eventer: "Toe Stoppers are fantastic.They work so well that they should be called "life savers."
Lizzie Drury, Saracen Horse Feeds nutritionist and contributor to Your Horse and other magazines:
" I am really impressed with Toe Stoppers.I found them comfortable to wear and I really did feel safer,especially during faster work. I shall certainly be using them for event training and I would recommend them."
