Professional's Choice Youth Gunmetal Western Riding Spurs - 2 Inch Shank

Precision Cues for the Next Generation of Riders

Finding the right fit for a young rider’s boot can be a challenge, but the Professional's Choice Youth Spur in Gunmetal is designed to bridge that gap between a loose fit and effective communication. These spurs are built specifically for smaller boot widths, ensuring they stay seated right where they belong on the heel rather than sliding down during a run.

With a sleek gunmetal finish, these aren't just about looking sharp in the show ring—they offer the durability and function Professional’s Choice is known for. Whether your young rider is turning barrels or working on lateral movements, these spurs provide the clear, consistent cues needed to refine their horsemanship from the ranch to the arena.

Why Young Riders Love These Spurs

• Perfect Youth Fit: Engineered specifically for boot widths between 2 1/4” and 2 3/4”, these spurs prevent the "slop" and sliding common when trying to make adult gear work for smaller riders.
• Moderate 8-Point Rowel: The 8-point design provides clear, rotating pressure that is effective for lateral work without being overly aggressive, making it a great standard tool for Western disciplines.
• Integrated Chap Guard: The built-in guard is a high-value safety feature that prevents the rowel from snagging on chaps or clothing, ensuring the aid is only applied to the horse.
• Professional Gunmetal Finish: The unique gunmetal coating offers a modern, high-end look that stands out while resisting the daily wear and tear of the barn.
• Optimized Shank Length: The 2" shank is perfectly proportioned for youth legs, allowing for a natural reach and better contact without forcing an awkward leg position.

Best For

Young Western riders looking for a secure-fitting spur that provides clear communication and safety features like a built-in chap guard.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size boot do these spurs fit?

The Professional's Choice Youth Spur is designed for smaller youth boots, typically fitting a heel width of 2 1/4” to 2 3/4” for a snug, secure fit.

Q: Is the 8-point rowel too sharp for a young rider?

Actually, an 8-point rowel is considered a moderate tool. Because it has more points than a 5 or 6-point rowel, the pressure is distributed more evenly, providing a gentler but very clear signal to the horse.

Item Number/SKU: PCSP-800-GM