Laced Leather Reins

Description

Rowland Laced Leather Reins are a popular choice in English riding disciplines like dressage, jumping, and eventing. What sets them apart is the strip of leather woven through the rein, which gives riders extra grip. This thoughtful design helps ensure that riders can keep a steady and secure hold, even when their horse is sweating or the weather turns wet. Typically, laced reins are used alongside a bridle and bit, enhancing the communication and control between the rider and the horse.

Width: These reins come in a variety of widths to accommodate different hand sizes and preferences, usually ranging from 1/2 inch to 3/4 inch.

Length:

Standard lengths are crafted to fit a wide array of horses and riders, offering enough length for proper adjustment and control.