Rubber Reins

Reins made from a combination of leather and rubber inserts. They fit perfectly in the hands and prevent chafing of the rider's hands. They significantly reduce the chance of the reins slipping out of your grip.

Who are rubber reins suitable for?

A product recommended primarily for show jumping riders are rubber reins. The combination of high-quality leather and a rubber coating ensures excellent durability and minimizes the risk of the reins slipping out of the hand. The buckles, made of stainless steel, are moisture-resistant, and the rollers used make fastening and unfastening the reins much easier.

What are anti-slip rubber reins made of?

In rubber reins, the top part is made of rubber densely covered with small pimples. This type of reins provides a very secure grip and therefore performs exceptionally well in extreme conditions such as riding in the rain, through water, or on a heavily sweating horse.

Where are rubber reins used?

Thanks to their properties, they are often used in eventing (cross-country), in jumping arenas, or when riding racehorses. They are relatively thick, so for some riders who prefer to "feel" the reins better, they may prove slightly uncomfortable. Even more so than with other models, it is worth making sure they are not too wide (standard width is approx. 1.5 - 1.8 cm). An example of comfortable and highly anti-slip reins is this model available in the Balotade offer.