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Designed specifically for riders of all levels looking to refine their technique, the Hy Equestrian Rubber Covered Training Reins provide a reliable tool for developing consistent hand position and steady contact. By utilizing four distinct, color-coded sections, these reins offer an immediate visual aid to monitor symmetry and balance while in the saddle. While these reins are excellent for training and skill development, riders should note that the rubber texture is specialized for grip and may require occasional cleaning to maintain optimal tack feel.
| Colour | Multicolor |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | BAT-18392 |
| Brand | Hy Equestrian |
These are primarily designed as training aids for home schooling, though you should check your specific competition rules as some associations have restrictions on color-coded tack.
The reins are 54 inches long by 5/8 inches wide, which is a standard size for most horses.
Yes, the billet hook fastenings are designed to be compatible with most standard equestrian bits.
They serve as a reference point so you can ensure your hands are level and that you have an equal amount of rein on both sides of the horse's neck.
The rubber provides a secure, non-slip surface that is generally helpful for riders of all hand sizes to maintain a steady contact.
Apply a small amount of leather conditioner or soap to the leather loop to soften the material, making the hook easier to slide out.
Use a gentle soap solution to remove sweat, dirt, or grease buildup, then dry with a clean towel.
Attaching the reins is straightforward: insert the billet hooks through the bit rings and secure them firmly. Ensure the hook faces away from the horse’s face to prevent any discomfort. For care, wipe the reins down with a slightly damp cloth after each ride to remove sweat and grooming products. To maintain the grip quality of the rubber, avoid using heavy leather oils directly on the rubber segments; instead, focus conditioning treatments only on the leather portions. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent the rubber from cracking over time.
