Draw Reins

Draws reins have a lowering effect on the horse's neck and nape. They run through the bit and are attached to the girth between the horse's forelegs. It is a removable reinset that is adjusted by the rider's hand in the moment.

13 produits

Jump'in

Draw reins Leather - Week - Jump'in

€85.00

In stock

Jump'in

Draw Leather reins - One - Jump'in

€45.00

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Dy'on

Hunter Draw Reins 1/2 - Working by Dyon

€76.00

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Hunter Draw Reins 1/2 - Working by Dyon | Mors & More

Silver Crown

Draw Leather Reins Pro - Silver Crown

€130.00

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Draw Leather Reins Pro - Silver Crown | Mors & More

In Horse We Trust

Draw Reins Adjust rubber with stopper - In Horse We Trust

€126.00

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Draw Reins Adjust rubber with stopper - IHWT | Mors & More

In Horse We Trust

Draw Reins Leather adjustable - In Horse We Trust

€105.00

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Draw Reins Leather adjustable - IHWT | Mors & More

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Trust

Drawrein leather Monaco - Trust

€89.95

Rupture de stock

Drawrein leather Monaco - Trust | Mors & More

HFI

Draw reins leather + rope - HFI

€39.99

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Draw reins leather + rope - HFI | Mors & More

HFI

Leather Draw reins - HFI

€59.99

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Silver Crown

Draw Reins - Silver Crown

€130.00

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HFI

Leather Draw reins - HFI

€39.90

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Dy'on

Leather and nylon Draw Reins 5/8" - D Collection - Dyon

€100.00

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Leather and nylon Draw Reins 5/8" - Dyon | Mors & More

Lemieux

Hunter Draw Reins - LeMieux

€53.95

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Any questions ?

Draw reins can be attached laterally, to the rings on either side of the girth, or centrally, to the middle of the girth between the horse's front legs. They run through the rings of the bit, so riders must handle two sets of reins.

It is the rider’s responsibility to adjust the draw reins, as this training system is not fixed. However, ensure that the reins are not tight when your horse is in a correct posture.

There are various types of training aids, and the choice depends on your training goals (relaxation, dressage, muscle building) and the specific needs of your horse.

To preserve your tack over time, proper care is essential. Leather lasts longer when well-maintained and stored in a dry place. Initially, we recommend oiling your leather before their first use to soften and waterproof the material. Regularly clean your leather with glycerin soap and nourish it with a leather balm (approximately every two weeks, depending on use). An annual oiling is necessary and can be repeated if the leather feels stiff.

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Draw Reins

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