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Super Grip Reins - Heavy Rubber Rein - Hand Stops 5" (13cm) Apart

Super Grip Reins - Heavy Rubber Rein - Hand Stops 5" (13cm) Apart

$100.00 USD

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A heavy rubber rein with hand stops set 5 inches apart, for a rider who wants a thicker rein to hold.

Two things define this rein. The rubber is heavy rather than light, which gives a fuller diameter in the hand and more for the fingers to close around. The stops sit 5 inches apart, a wide spacing that marks rein length in large increments and suits a rider making broad adjustments rather than fine ones. CorrectConnect describes the construction as sturdy and durable and states it is suited to any discipline.

Specifications:

  • Heavy rubber construction
  • Hand stops 5 inches (13 cm) apart

What sets this one apart:

Heavy rubber at a full diameter, with the hand stops set 5 inches apart for broad adjustment rather than fine.

Why it is here:

Thickness is a preference rather than a mistake. A rider with larger hands, or one riding in winter gloves, holds a heavy rubber rein more securely than a thin one.

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