Institutional equipment supply
Bulk Stirrups for Riding Schools
Keep a riding-school or rental stirrup order manageable with a small number of defined models and sizes. We manufacture stirrups and can review your boots, leathers and existing frames before you set complete-pair quantities. Separate first supply from matched refill parts, so your team can identify the equipment being ordered and the versions needed for later replenishment.

Choose a Manageable Group of Complete Models
Make the fleet easier to identify before increasing quantities. Relia manufactures its own stirrups and checks materials, dimensions, appearance and assembly fit. We can review the selected frame and pad or side-component arrangement with your equipment groups, keeping each complete pair and refill line distinct.
Relia’s range includes classic frames, different tread arrangements and separate side constructions. The useful first step is to identify which complete models fit your equipment programme. A riding-school product label is a starting reference, while the actual fit and intended-use review belongs to the selected sample.

Group Existing Equipment by Model and Version
A short inventory prevents similar-looking frames from being mixed into one refill line. Record the current model, size label, pad or tread and any side components. Keep the equipment your team intends to retain separate from the models being replaced.
| Field | Record | Purchasing use |
|---|---|---|
| Complete model | Code and revision where known | Identify the retained reference |
| Size and fit | Label plus relevant measurements | Choose sample groups |
| Tread or pad | Actual version and fixing | Match refills |
| Side components | Parts and instructions where fitted | Keep the assembly complete |
| Order status | Retain, replace or evaluate | Separate initial and refill quantities |
Use the Real Boot and Leather Arrangements
The range may need more than one measured fit group. Use the actual footwear and finished leathers intended for evaluation, and retain the relevant operating information. A size chart should describe the chosen assembly rather than promise universal fit by age or shoe-size label.
Actual footwear model or envelope.
Finished width, thickness and attachment route.
Complete size and tread configuration.
Make Refill Identification Visible
A close view of the actual tread and its boundary helps your team identify the correct configuration. Keep that view with the frame reference. A pad with a similar surface pattern should not become an assumed substitute without its fixing and fit being matched.

Review Assembly and Pair Consistency
Each chosen frame follows its model-specific making route, with the appropriate forming and any required machining or joining, polishing, surface treatment and assembly. The upper attachment, usable opening and installed tread remain the useful finished interfaces. Side components, where included, keep their own part identities.
We check materials, dimensions, appearance and moving parts or assembly fit. Review the complete sample with the intended equipment and retain its actual contents and instructions. Then list complete-pair quantities and separate refill lines against that model, giving maintenance and purchasing the same defined reference without assuming every frame uses the same pads or side parts.
- Frame choice
Select the complete model and fit group.
- Finished interfaces
Review upper attachment, inner space and accessible edges.
- Tread assembly
Identify pad, insert and fixing where fitted.
- Pair and contents
Compare the actual units and agreed accessory list.
Retain the Correct Information with Each Model
Operating, inspection and care guidance should follow the actual product. Keep spare-part references alongside that information so a refill order preserves the complete configuration. Replacement intervals and use restrictions should come from the applicable model guidance and your equipment-management process.
| Record | Keep with the frame | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| Instructions | Actual model and revision | Correct operating context |
| Inspection and care | Applicable materials and construction | Consistent maintenance information |
| Spare list | Matched pads or side parts | Correct refill identification |
| Purchase record | Batch or order reference where supplied | Clear repeat-order context |
Separate First Supply from Refills
Use the riding-school reference, YF11908SS or ST3120 as distinct candidates. Order complete pairs separately from spare components. Refill quantities can then follow your own equipment inventory instead of an assumed annual consumption rate.

Connect the Fleet List to Detailed Product Guides
Use the dimension guide for fit groups and the spare guides for actual compatible components. A mixed-category buying programme can then retain separate units and model references for each line.
Build a Clear Equipment and Refill List
Send your retained models, size groups, intended equipment and complete-pair quantities. Add the spare components you need and any original samples or photographs available so we can review the supply scope. Send your reference and required quantity to info@reliasaddlery.com, call +86 18561762631, or use WhatsApp +1 404 203 0971. Qingdao Relia Saddlery Co., Ltd., Changjiang Road, Qingdao, Shandong, China. You can also send a product enquiry.
- Choose the productSend the model code, product link or your drawing.
- Describe your versionInclude the size, construction or appearance you need to discuss.
- Plan the next stepAdd quantity and destination, then agree the sample and quotation scope with us.