Heritage Roper Boot
A plain, low-heeled leather roper boot from Ariat's Heritage line. People pick it as an affordable first pair of western boots for riding, barn work and town.
Curry and SonsTrading Company · Est. 1995
A plain, low-heeled leather roper boot from Ariat's Heritage line. People pick it as an affordable first pair of western boots for riding, barn work and town.
A 13-inch square-toe western boot with a slip-resistant sole. Riders pick it for riding and barn work.
A plastic-coated mesh fly mask that covers the eyes and ears. Owners pick it to keep bugs and sun off at camp and in the pasture.
A fly spray made to keep working through sweat and rain. Riders pick it for hot trail rides where other sprays wash off.
A wide-brim cotton oilskin hat with UPF 50 sun protection and a chin cord. Riders pick it for sun and rain on the trail.
A light, vented helmet with a drop-back shell that sits lower on the back of the head. Riders pick it for comfort and extra rear coverage on schooling and trail rides.
An ASTM/SEI-certified all-purpose horse riding helmet with a dial fit system. People pick it because it is affordable, comfortable and comes in many colors for kids and adults.
A low-profile, vented riding helmet certified to ASTM/SEI standards. Riders pick it as a light everyday helmet for schooling and warm-weather trail rides.
A hoof boot that opens wide and closes with a rear hook-and-loop strap. Owners of barefoot horses pick it for rocky trails because it is simple to put on.
A vet-approved first aid kit for horses in a water-resistant zip case. Owners keep it in the trailer or carry it to shows and trail rides.
Machine-washable synthetic suede half chaps that protect the calf from stirrup leathers. Riders pick them for low upkeep on trail and lesson days.
A stretchy riding glove with a synthetic leather palm and a rein cut between the last two fingers. Riders pick it for close rein feel and comfort.
A women's mid-rise bootcut riding jean. Riders pick it for its fit in the saddle and over boots.
A thin, unlined riding glove with a grippy synthetic palm. Riders pick it as an everyday glove for riding and barn chores in most weather.
A padded body protector that shields the ribs and back in a fall. Trail riders pick it when they ride green horses or want more protection as they get older.
Rear saddlebags with a detachable cantle bag and removable insulated liners. Riders pick them for overnight and weekend rides.
Front horn bags with insulated liners that keep lunch and water in reach. Riders pick them for day rides.
A 100% wool felt western pad that molds to the horse's back. Riders pick it for comfort and moisture control on long days.
A contoured felt western pad with a channel down the spine. Riders pick it as a comfortable everyday pad.
A wide, contoured harness-leather breast collar that keeps the saddle in place on climbs. Riders pick it for mountain trails.
A one-piece, hand-tied rope halter with no metal hardware. Riders pick it for groundwork and for tying on the trail.
A soft 10-foot polypropylene lead with a solid brass snap. Riders pick it as an everyday lead for the barn, trailer, and trail.
Buckle-free Biothane hobbles that go on fast and stay put. Horse campers pick them to let horses graze near camp.
A highline rope, swivels, and tree savers for tying horses safely at camp. Campers pick it for Leave No Trace horse camping.