Rubber reins with bars

Material

• With rubber grip
• Soft genuine leather
• Handmade
• Easy to clean
• Rustproof stainless steel fittings

Function

• With hook studs
• With martingale stoppers
• With rein bars
• With storage bag

• Riders who need a secure rein contact even in wet conditions or with sweaty hands
• Horses for whom stable and controlled rein handling is particularly important
• Riders who want a clearly tactile orientation for hand position provided by the rein bars
• Dynamic training sessions with frequent changes of pace and turns
• Riding with a martingale, thanks to integrated martingale stoppers

martingale stoppers are not just a small leather detail on the reins, but actually serve a genuine safety function? Without them, the rings of a running martingale can slide all the way to the bit attachment, where they could potentially get snagged. That is why suitable stoppers are an essential part of functional safety equipment when using a running martingale.

What is the difference between rubber reins and classic leather reins?

Rubber reins have a grippy surface that provides extra hold in the hand. Smooth leather reins, on the other hand, feel more direct and have less grip. The extra grip of rubber reins can be especially pleasant in the rain, when sweating, or during dynamic riding.

What are the bars on the rubber reins for?

The bars serve as tactile reference points for your hands. This makes it easier for you to see if both reins are held at a similar length and helps you find the desired position more quickly after adjusting your hold.

Why are martingale stoppers on the reins important?

With a running martingale, the martingale rings slide along the reins. The stoppers prevent the rings from sliding as far as the bit attachment, where they could potentially get caught.

What are bridle hooks and what is their advantage?

Bridle hooks are flat metal hooks used to attach the reins to the bit. Unlike larger snap hooks, they create a discreet, close-fitting connection to the leather and a particularly classic look.

How do I properly care for genuine leather and rubber reins?

Regularly remove sweat and dirt after riding. The leather sections can be kept supple with suitable leather care products, while the rubber surfaces can be cleaned with a damp cloth. This maintains the grip and prevents dirt from settling deeply into the surface.

• Use only for the intended purpose as a connection between the bridle and the rider's hand.
• Check for material fatigue, cracks, loose seams, damaged fittings, or broken parts before each use.
• Do not continue to use the reins if they are damaged or show significant wear.
• Do not carry out any unauthorized repairs or modifications (e.g., sewing, gluing, shortening).
• Regularly check the fit and attachment to prevent unintentional detachment.
• Do not subject to excessive stress or pull jerkily – risk of breakage or injury to horse and rider.
• Do not use as a lead rope, halter substitute, or tethering device.
• Allow wet leather to dry slowly at room temperature – not on radiators or in direct sunlight.
• Use only suitable care products for leather or synthetic material; no solvents or harsh cleaners.
• Do not store near open flames or heat sources.
• Check the product for a secure fit on the bridle before each use.