The endurance set up eliminates the pressure from the stirrup attachment at
the top which is triangulated through the internal rigging via the hard use
buckle with hard use.  Putting it at the bottom eliminates any top pressure.
The downside is that it restricts leg swing/movement..which can be a good
thing with some riders.  It steadies up the leg & keeps it in a centered
position. If you can get used to the endurance stirrup attachment, it is the
best for any kind of distance riding according to Dana.

Kaaren 

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