Metalab Zinc Prince of Wales Spurs
Designed for riders seeking a refined look and reliable functionality, the METALAB Zinc Prince of Wales Spurs feature the classic Prince of Wales shape. Their durable zinc construction is completed with a sleek black nickel finish, creating a smart appearance suitable for training and competition.
Innovative Pioneer S-eyelets provide a secure attachment point for the spur straps and help maintain a steady strap position while riding. The spurs are sold as a pair and include spur straps, providing a complete, ready-to-fit set.
These spurs are described as compliant with FEI rules. Because equipment requirements can vary between disciplines and may be updated, riders should check the current rules applying to their event before competing. The FEI published updated regulations for 2026, while Equestrian Australia also maintains current national rules and equipment guidance. FEI Rules and Regulations, Equestrian Australia Dressage Rules
Key Features
- Classic Prince of Wales spur design
- Made from high-quality zinc
- Durable black nickel finish
- Sleek and professional appearance
- Pioneer S-eyelets help secure the spur straps
- Designed to maintain a steady strap position
- Described as compliant with FEI rules
- Spur straps included
- Sold as a pair
Specifications
- Material: Zinc
- Finish: Black nickel
- Style: Prince of Wales
- Eyelets: Pioneer S-eyelets
- Quantity: One pair
- Included: Spur straps
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Prince of Wales spurs?
Prince of Wales spurs feature a traditional straight neck with a defined end. They are commonly chosen by riders wanting a classic spur design for training or competition.
Are spur straps included?
Yes. The METALAB Zinc Prince of Wales Spurs are supplied as a pair and include spur straps.
What are Pioneer S-eyelets?
Pioneer S-eyelets are shaped to provide a secure attachment point for the spur straps and help keep the straps steady and correctly positioned on the boot.
Are these spurs FEI compliant?
The product is described as compliant with FEI rules. However, riders should always check the current rules for their discipline, competition and rider category before use.
