ExionPro Flat Leather Running Martingale
ExionPro Flat Leather Running Martingale
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A running martingale in flat leather with stainless steel hardware. A running martingale ends in two rings that the reins pass through, so it acts through the reins rather than fastening to the noseband. A martingale is a training aid, and its fit is what makes it safe or unsafe.
Stainless steel hardware is the specification ExionPro states here. It matters most at the rings, because the reins run through them and wear against them every stride. Stainless is solid metal rather than a plated base metal, so the surface a rein slides on cannot flake back to something rougher underneath. The leather is flat, with no raised section and no decorative stitching. The chest strap is punched with a run of adjustment holes, and that is where the length is set.
Specifications:
- Running pattern, ending in two rings that the reins pass through
- Stainless steel hardware
- Flat leather, with no raised section and no decorative stitching
- Chest strap punched with a run of adjustment holes
- Buckles polished and lacquered
- Leather: Vegetable Tanned or Italian English
- Colors: Havana (Choco Brown), Black, Oak Brown (Reddish Brown), Conker (Tan Brown)
- Italian English leather is offered in Havana and Black. Oak Brown and Conker are Vegetable Tanned
- Sizes: Pony (Small), Cob (Medium), Horse (Full), Warm Blood (Over)
- ExionPro states it for schooling and for showing
What sets this one apart:
The leather is flat, with no raised section and no decorative stitching, and the hardware is stainless steel. That matters most at the rings, because the reins run through them and wear against them every stride, and stainless is solid metal rather than a plated base metal, so the surface a rein slides on cannot flake back to something rougher underneath.
Rules on martingales differ by discipline and by venue, so check your own rulebook before you show.
Why it is here:
Flat leather and stainless steel hardware. The rings carry the rein and take the wear, and stainless is the material that holds up there.
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