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JPC Equestrian HDR Pre-Stretched Stirrup Leathers -
JPC Equestrian HDR Pre-Stretched Stirrup Leathers
JPC Equestrian toll-free at (866) 273-3243 from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ET Monday through Friday or online at JPC Equestrian's website www.breeches.com and click on the "Recall Notification" link for more information.
Recall Details
This recall involves five models of pre-stretched stirrup leathers. The stirrup leathers are branded with the HDR logo and name "HENRI DE RIVEL". The item number and UPC code are located on the hang tag. The following models are included in the recall:
| Product Name | Length | Color | UPC Code | Item Number |
| HDR Pre-stretched Stirrup Leathers | 54" | Oakbark | 845654040350 | 4004-O54 |
| HDR Pre-stretched Stirrup Leathers | 54" | Hazelnut | 845654040343 | 4004-H54 |
| HDR Child's Pre-stretched Stirrup Leathers | 48" | Oakbark | 845654040367 | 4005-O48 |
| HDR Advantage Pre-stretched Stirrup Leather | 54" | Oakbark | 845654069238 | 5067-O54 |
| -stretched Half Hole Stirrup Leather (1"x54") | 54" | Oakbark | 845654066817 | 5046-O54 |
Consumers should immediately stop using the stirrup leathers and contact JPC for a full refund.
JPC has received three reports of broken stirrup leathers. No injuries have been reported.
JPC Equestrian Inc., of Drums, Pa.
JPC Equestrian Inc., of Drums, Pa.
Ducks N Drakes, of Kampur, Uttar Pradesh, India
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