Rodeo Mart

This is what a Rodeo Mart order looks like before it heads out the door.

Platinum adult chaps, a metal bull bell with leather strap, black rosin packed carefully to keep things clean, and a few Rodeo Mart stickers because every order deserves a little something extra. Shipping out tomorrow and we are glad to get it moving.

Every order that comes through here gets the same attention to detail no matter the size. That is something we have taken pride in for over 30 years.

Shop our full selection of rodeo gear at RodeoMart.com and let us take care of the rest.

Not all protective vests are created equal, and if you are just getting into ba****ck riding, the differences matter a lot more than you might think.

We broke it all down in this video so you know exactly what to look for before you invest in your setup. Give it a watch before your next gear purchase.

Our Ride into Summer Sale runs June 4 through 14 with 10% off sitewide. Discount is automatically applied at checkout.

Shop our full selection of protective vests and helmets at RodeoMart.com and gear up the right way this summer.

New to ba****ck riding? Let's talk about the two pieces of protective gear every beginner must have, and why one of them deserves more attention than it usually gets.

✅ Helmet: Non-negotiable, full stop.
✅ Vest: This is where most beginners get it wrong.

The biggest difference between safety vests comes down to one thing: arm hole size.

1. Bronc riding calls for a vest with LARGER arm holes. Freedom of arm movement isn't a luxury; it's what keeps you safe when things go sideways on a bronc.

2. Bull riding is a different story. Smaller arm holes are more appropriate because extensive arm movement simply isn't part of the discipline the same way.

The wrong vest for the wrong event can limit your movement at exactly the wrong moment. We are here to make sure that never happens to you.

Questions about protective gear? Drop them below, and we'll answer everything. 👇

How should your Phoenix vest fit?

It comes down to three key adjustments:

• Set the height so it sits above your belt and doesn’t limit mobility
• Tighten the center to pull the vest into your core for support
• Adjust both sides to remove slack and secure the fit

A properly fitted vest stays in place and moves with you when it matters most.

Bull riding ropes aren't all the same, and choosing the wrong one can make an already tough ride even harder.

1. Brazilian Style: The tail pulls from the same side as your riding hand. If the bull spins right, it pulls you toward the tail and slightly to the outside.

2. American Style: The tail pulls from the opposite side of your hand, drawing you toward the inside of the bull.

3. Tail Width: Common options are 3/4 and 7/8 — the 3/4 is noticeably thinner and feels very different in your grip.

4. Bottom line: The right rope is the one that feels most natural and comfortable in your hand.

Understanding your gear is step one. Rodeo Mart is here for every step after that.

Share this with a new bull rider who needs to know the difference. 👇

Custom gloves look cool. But are they right for YOU right now? Let's be honest about it. 🧤

Here's the truth every new rider should hear:

Off-the-shelf gloves are excellent for beginners, full stop. Yes, they're easier to get hung up on. And that's exactly why beginners should start there. You need to learn how to handle that situation BEFORE you move to a glove that performs at a higher level.

Don't get too deep too fast with your equipment. Build the skill first. Once you've got the experience and the confidence to manage being hung up on, then custom gloves make sense.

Earn the upgrade. 🤠

New bull rider order hitting the road today. Here's what's in the box. 📦🐂

✅ 2020 Fenix Pro vest — serious protection
✅ Rodeium Art stocks adult shafts in platinum
✅ Wiki Grip rosin for that extra hold on the rope

And yeah, we threw in some stickers 🤙

Every order gets packed with care. This isn't just a transaction; it's someone's setup for their next ride, and we take that seriously.

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If you're a new rider asking "What spurs do I need?", this one's for you.

1. Spur length is personal preference. Your riding style determines what works, whether you use your knees more or naturally turn your feet out further.

2. There are at least 4 different rowel types, each offering different grip levels.

3. The larger the rowel, the more grip it provides.

4. If you're competing in PBR, the PBR rowel is a mandatory requirement — not optional.

Questions? Drop them below. We read every comment. 👇

New to bull riding and don't know where to start with gear? This is your full head-to-toe breakdown. 🐂

Every piece serves a purpose. We are here to help you understand all of it.