Type of Stirrup Preference

Hello Doctors and Patients! Just wondering... what is everyone's preference for stirrups? Of the 3 types I can think of (boots, metal foot holders, or under the leg/knee holders) I have only tried the last two. The metal ones at the real doctor which is no fun at all. I own the behind the leg holder ones, and yes, they are fun. (especially when I'm held tight with straps). Has anyone tried the boot type stirrups? What is it like? What's your favorite?

I have the knee crutch type that my patients seem to like. They are padded and adjustable. I had the candy cane type a few years ago and the woman use to complain that they made their feet and legs numb.

I prefer under leg holders

I have only ever experienced the metal foot holders that are pretty standard in doctor's offices.

I've only ever actually encountered the foot holder variety (well, not counting surgical procedures, but I wasn't conscious for that...). The knee crutch variety are an incredible turn on though and typically what I think of when it comes to fantasy.

As far as I've seen when i've gone to appointments with my wife, they used the foot stirrups. Never seen the other ones.

Here in Germany, the "stirrups" for the feet that are prevalent in the USA are very rare. The closest thing to them are examination chairs where the woman places her entire foot on a kind of padded plate. The most common in Germany are chairs with wide, padded supports for the knees and parts of the lower leg, so-called "calf shells". This form of leg support is very comfortable and my favorite.

I don't believe I have ever seen the boot type. The knee rests look the most comfortable but I have only ever used the metal foot holders at the doctors

I am from germany and we also have some "sort of" stirrup type kind of exam chairs and over the years I have experienced different exam c hairs and I can say I prefer the ones with knee rests. yes you feel a bit more strange on them but they are very comfortable

Only had knee holders/support. Love to try boots or metal foot holders. Even all do the same same work to expose you to the dr. work.

I don't believe I have ever seen the boot type.

I believe those are mostly used for surgical procedures - I think the idea is that they're very soft and padded so the patient's feet can be strapped in and secured (since they'll be under anaesthesia) while minimizing the risk of pressure points and the risk of loss of circulation or nerve damage

On mine yesterday visit doctor have adjustable and very comfortable knee rests. They are on massive gyno chair and open bit wider, because he also doing small treatments.