Western Spurs - Two-Tone Silver & Gold Overlay, Engraved Wheat & Scroll Pattern, 6-Point Rowel

Western Spurs - Two-Tone Silver & Gold Overlay with Engraved Wheat and Scroll Pattern

These two-tone Western spurs are a working pair built for ranch use, arena work, training, and trail riding. The steel body carries a two-tone overlay in silver and gold, with a vertical gold band running between two silver bands. All three are engraved with a traditional wheat pattern, and a flowing scroll design runs up the length of each shank.

In short: A pair of two-tone steel cowboy spurs with silver and gold overlay, engraved wheat and scroll pattern, 3" boot heel opening, 1.25" heel band, 2.5" shank, and 6-point rowel. Backed by a lifetime warranty.

Specifications

Who These Are For

These engraved Western spurs are built for:

• Working cowboys and ranch hands needing a reliable everyday spur
• Trail riders and pleasure riders who want a quality classic spur
• Cutting, reining, and working cow horse riders
• Ropers and rodeo riders
• Show riders looking for a clean, decorative working spur
• Men and women who want a spur that looks as good as it works

What Makes These Different

• Two-tone silver and gold overlay for a bold, distinctive look
• Hand-engraved wheat pattern on all three vertical overlay bands
• Scroll engraving running the full length of the shank
• 6-point rowel offering balanced, moderate feel
• Backed by our lifetime warranty

Built for Real Use

These spurs are built to put in real hours, not sit in a display case. The shank length and rowel size strike the balance most working riders look for: enough cue to ask the horse for clear forward movement, but moderate enough to stay comfortable for both horse and rider through a long day. Whether you're moving cattle, schooling colts, running barrels, or riding the trail, they're sized and weighted for genuine use.

Common Use Cases

• Ranch work and daily horseback chores
• Cutting, reining, and working cow horse
• Roping practice and arena days
• Trail riding and pleasure riding
• Training and schooling young horses
• Western shows and performance classes

The Two-Tone Look

These engraved silver and gold overlay spurs stand out for their detail. A vertical gold band runs between two vertical silver bands, creating a bold two-tone appearance. All three bands are hand-engraved with a traditional wheat pattern, and a scroll design flows up the length of each shank. It's the kind of detail that draws compliments at the barn and the rodeo grounds alike.

Patina or Polished, Your Choice

Some riders like to keep their spurs polished and shiny. Others let them age into the patina that comes with real use. These spurs will develop a natural patina over time and can rust if not kept dry and oiled. Whether you keep them looking new or let them earn their character, both paths suit a working spur.

What You Get

• One pair of Western spurs (left and right)
• Backed by our lifetime warranty

Spur Straps Sold Separately

These spurs do not include spur straps. If you don't already have a set, you'll need spur straps to attach them to your boots. We carry handcrafted leather spur straps that pair beautifully with this style.

Frequently Asked Questions

What size are these spurs? The boot heel opening is 3 inches, with a 1.25-inch heel band and a 2.5-inch shank. The 3-inch opening fits most standard adult cowboy boots.

Will these fit my boots? The 3-inch boot heel opening fits most standard adult cowboy boot heels. If you have unusually narrow or wide boot heels, measure your boot heel before ordering.

What does a 6-point rowel feel like? A 6-point rowel is a moderate, classic rowel style. It offers clear cues without being overly aggressive, making it well suited for most riders and most horses.

Are these too much spur for a beginner? The 6-point rowel is on the milder end of the spur spectrum, and the 2.5-inch shank is moderate. These are reasonable working spurs for riders who already have a steady leg and use cues thoughtfully. New riders should learn to ride without spurs first and add them only when their leg position is consistent.

Do these come with spur straps? No, spur straps are sold separately. You'll need a pair to attach the spurs to your boots.

Will these rust? Steel spurs can develop rust if stored damp or exposed to moisture without care. Wipe them down after wet rides, apply a light oil periodically to help prevent rust, and store them in a dry place to keep them looking sharp for years.

Are these for men or women? These cowboy spurs are unisex. The 3-inch boot heel opening fits most adult cowboy boots regardless of gender.