Clear Cues with Show-Ring Style

When precision matters and presentation counts, the Weaver Leather Arrow Spur delivers both in one beautifully crafted piece. The buffed black steel finish provides a low-glare, professional look in the arena, while hand-applied German silver and copper arrow overlays add the kind of visual detail judges and fellow riders notice. Built on Weaver's ranch-proven foundation, this spur is designed to communicate clearly without overriding your horse's sensitivity.

The 1-1/16-inch 8-point rowel sits in the sweet spot for western performance — enough bite to refine response without being harsh. The 1-1/2-inch shank includes an integrated chap guard to keep your gear from catching during lateral work or quick transitions, and the 3/4-inch band fits standard western boot spur rests with a snug, stay-put grip.

Why Riders Choose the Weaver Arrow Spur

• Moderate, effective communication — 8-point rowel provides clear leg aids for refining maneuvers without overreacting.
• Show-quality detailing — Hand-applied German silver and copper arrow overlays stand out in Western Pleasure, Reining, and Ranch Riding classes.
• Buffed black finish resists glare — Satin steel surface looks sharp under arena lights and pairs well with polished boots and silver tack.
• Built-in chap guard — Prevents snagging on chaps or chinks during complex footwork or tight turns.
• Adjustable 3/4-inch band — Fits snugly on standard western boot spur rests and can be gently shaped by hand for a no-slip fit.
• Weaver Leather durability — Ranch-tested construction built to hold up through daily training and weekend shows.

Best For

Western performance riders and ranch trainers looking for a decorative spur that provides moderate, clear communication without harsh pressure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What's the difference between Men's and Ladies' sizing on these spurs?

The Men's version has a wider heel opening to fit larger western boot heels, while the Ladies' version is narrower for a more secure fit on women's boots. Both use the same 3/4-inch band width and can be adjusted slightly by hand for a custom fit.

Q: Will the buffed black finish hold up to daily use?

Yes, the buffed black steel is built for regular use, but like all steel tack, it performs best when wiped down and kept dry after rides. A quick wipe with a dry cloth after each session will help maintain the satin finish and prevent surface rust over time.

Q: Is an 8-point rowel too much for a sensitive horse?

Not typically — the 8-point rowel on the Weaver Leather Arrow Spur is considered moderate and is designed to rotate smoothly, reducing the chance of over-cueing. It's a good middle-ground choice for horses that need clear direction but don't require aggressive spurs.