ThinLine English Stud Reins No Stoppers Online Sale

ThinLine English Stud Reins No Stoppers

Quiet stability of hand-to-bit contact is the key goal of all riders. The challenges of holding a rein can create tension. When the hand is tense, this tension moves from the hand all the way up to the shoulder. Losing a rein in a key moment is something we all wish to avoid. ThinLine reins are wrapped in no-slip ThinLine foam. They are similar to a rubber grip style rein but better. They will allow riders to have a soft, comfortable yet secure grip which translates to an elastic, sure connection to our horse.

While initially developed for riders with arthritis, riders of all levels love the improved elasticity and connection with their horses when riding with ThinLine English reins.

Enhance communication and boost confidence with your horse using the ThinLine English Stud Reins No Stoppers. These reins are built for durability and are latex-free.

Care Instructions

Keeping the Non-Slip going strong:

• Wiping down the rein with a baby wipe prior to riding can keep light arena dust from settling and improve the non-slip function.
• Temperature can alter the feel of the reins.  The warmer they are, the softer they will be and the more non-slip. Your hand generally provides enough warmth to get the rein to the optimal performance temperature.
• Steer clear of chemicals!  Show Sheen and some fly sprays will eventually cause mild stiffening of the edges of the foam.  If you are using chemicals please rinse your hands before riding and you will greatly improve the longevity of your reins.

Please avoid leather care products; they contain oil which is damaging to the ThinLine foam material. While the foam looks and feels like leather, it is a special, nonslip, pressure distributing foam. For conditioning the leather, we recommend using a paste-like conditioner (like Horseman’s One Step) so that you can control the application, avoiding contact with the ThinLine foam.

Please be aware that leather care products and chemicals such as Show Sheen and fly spray can cause the foam to harden.