Wholesale & OEM Safety Stirrups

Mitigating risk and preventing severe injury during a fall is a top priority for riding academies, professional trainers, and everyday equestrians. Shahan Empire Industry manufactures a highly engineered line of safety stirrups (often called breakaway irons) designed specifically to prevent foot entrapment if a rider is unseated. As a critical, high-demand component of our equestrian hardware catalog, these stirrups provide peace of mind in the arena and on the trail. For a complete, safety-conscious tack setup, these secure irons pair perfectly with our traditional English spurs, ensuring riders can execute precise movements while remaining fully protected from dragging incidents.

Magnetic, Mechanical & Peacock Breakaway Systems

Foot entrapment occurs when a rigid stirrup traps the boot during a downward fall. We manufacture multiple safety release solutions to address this, including traditional peacock stirrups (featuring a heavy-duty rubber band on the outside branch), advanced magnetic release stirrups, and mechanical hinged arms that snap open under the lateral pressure of a falling rider. Because safety stirrups are heavily utilized by novice riders and equestrian schools, they are frequently paired with our gentle, blunt-end rubber spurs to ensure the horse remains calm and responsive during early training sessions.

Medical-Grade Durability & B2B OEM Supply

A safety release mechanism must trigger flawlessly in an emergency but remain rock-solid during aggressive riding and high-impact jumps. We forge the core frames of our safety stirrups from drop-forged, medical-grade stainless steel and aerospace aluminum, ensuring they will never warp or fail under standard rider weight. We supply global tack shops, safety-focused equestrian brands, and riding schools with factory-direct, high-volume production. Our extensive OEM customization options include personalized safety branch colors (via powder coating or anodizing), interchangeable high-grip treads, and custom logo engraving.