MustangSally from Virginia
This is not worth buying, at any price. Any kind of mounting aid that hangs down from the stirrup or saddle is not ergonomically correct for the rider or horse. Looks good, idea was good. But, when I tried it, the mounting stirrup swung under the horse before I could even get my balance to put my foot in the real stirrup. Maybe this works if you weigh 95 lbs! But, I had four people try it (thinking I was doing something wrong), and not one could get situated to mount the horse before it swung out of position.
32 out of 32 found this review helpful
MustangSally from Virginia
This is not worth buying, at any price. Any kind of mounting aid that hangs down from the stirrup or saddle is not ergonomically correct for the rider or horse. Looks good, idea was good. But, when I tried it, the mounting stirrup swung under the horse before I could even get my balance to put my foot in the real stirrup. Maybe this works if you weigh 95 lbs! But, I had four people try it (thinking I was doing something wrong), and not one could get situated to mount the horse before it swung out of position.
32 out of 32 found this review helpful
ta from alabama
Im short and my regular stirrup was as far up as it will go...even had to punch an extra hole but when I hooked the CASHEL to the saddle horn and behind the cantel it was shorter than my other stirrup so this is a waste of money.
17 out of 19 found this review helpful
ta from alabama
Im short and my regular stirrup was as far up as it will go...even had to punch an extra hole but when I hooked the CASHEL to the saddle horn and behind the cantel it was shorter than my other stirrup so this is a waste of money.
17 out of 19 found this review helpful
A.Y. from Ohio
I bought this for my mom who has a hard time mounting her paint gelding. It's easy...you hook the loop around the horn and loop the strap around the back of the saddle so the stirrup hangs next to the saddle stirrup. You adjust the strap so that it hangs lower than your saddle stirrup (obviously). However, once you try to "step-up" with your right foot into the stirrup, you swing under the horse's belly, lose balance, and are forced to step back onto the ground. There is nothing to hold the stirrup in place so you don't swing underneath your horse. I even tried using this product multiple times (thinking my mom didn't have the right technique for it down) and even adjusted the length multiple times and I still couldn't get it to do what it claims. So frustrating!
Overall, I would not try this product because it doesn't work and especially because it is pricey! You'll have better luck finding a rock or using a stool to mount your horse with. Hope this review helps before anyone wastes $30 like I did!
64 out of 66 found this review helpful