Pro Jump Stirrup Pads

[SophieTwoSocks]

Does anyone know of a place that sells these? I love mine but after years of use they’re all worn down and of course now I can’t find them for sale anymore.

I know that the MDC stirrups have a very similar foot bed so I may just have to bite the bullet and upgrade my stirrups.

[lms]

I have had the same issue. I LOVE the pro jump stirrup pads, but it appears they went out of business last year. Unfortunately I don’t want to give up my stirrups as they are the Holly Spagnola ones with sterling silver so I’m just hoping I can find a good alternative that will fit into my existing stirrups.

[Lusoluv]

Google it. I see them for sale at a few places including Classic Saddlery in MI. Unless they just haven’t taken them off their website…?

[GPSM]

I have seen the pads at Beval Saddlery (in the store, not on the website).

[Ready_To_Riot]

I don’t know which pads you’re talking about, but I use the black grippy ones that wrap around the stirrup and I love them.

[forward_ride]

I also love these, but they do wear out pretty quick. I found a mobile trailer selling them at Thermal last year and bought like 3-4 sets of the smaller size. They have been discontinued so stock is now limited. I’ve seen places with the larger size, but the smaller are tougher to find. I found some on ebay more recently, but yes try googling and calling places to see if they will sell to you over the phone if not listed on the website. Dover had some of the larger size back in the Spring.

Apparently there are fancy stirrups now that are similar, but you have to get the whole stirrup for $200+. They claim not to dull, but I’m not sure if I believe that.

I have taken to flipping my pro-jump ones around once one side dulls (so the ball of the foot part goes where the toe part was), so that adds to their lifetime, but I guess at some point all us pro jump lovers will have to move on I’ve tried others (including the black wrap-around ones) and nothing compares. Pro jump also had an awesome mobile saddle holder that hangs from the stall door when at shows. Very innovative company. Sad.