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Double Neck Strap

Double Neck Strap

$119.00 USD

CorrectConnect

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A neck strap with a second rolled leather handle sitting above it. The handle is the part the rider holds for stability, the strap is fully adjustable, and it snaps onto both of the saddle D-rings.

The handle extends up to 16 inches, or 40 cm, and it is rolled rather than flat, meaning the leather is stitched into a round section that holds its shape. That is what the name describes: a strap around the neck, and a second line above it to hold. Snapping onto both D-rings rather than one anchors the strap on each side of the saddle. CorrectConnect states that snapping onto both saddle D-rings is what brings the strap in line with FEI rules, and a rider should confirm the current rules for their own discipline and venue. CorrectConnect also states that the straps may be altered and trimmed to suit the horse's conformation and the rider's style.

Specifications:

  • Rolled leather handle sitting above the neck strap
  • Handle extends up to 16 inches (40 cm)
  • Fully adjustable
  • Snaps onto both saddle D-rings
  • Straps may be altered and trimmed to fit the horse's conformation and the rider's style
  • Colors: Black, Brown
  • Sizes: Pony, Full, Extra Full
  • Color and size are chosen together on one selector

What sets this one apart:

A neck strap with a second rolled leather handle carried on its own line above it, which is the part the rider holds for stability. The handle is rolled rather than flat, stitched into a round section that holds its shape, and it extends up to 16 inches, or 40 cm. It snaps onto both saddle D-rings rather than one, which anchors the strap on each side of the saddle, and the straps may be altered and trimmed to the horse's conformation.

Why it is here:

The handle is rolled, not flat. A flat strap grabbed in a hurry folds over on itself and offers an edge to the hand; a rolled section keeps its shape and fills the palm, which is the only thing that matters in the half second it is actually used.

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