de Boiz Correct Contact Reins - Handmade English Leather Looped Training Reins for Horse and Rider. Now Available in Pony/Cob

How many times have your reins slipped through your fingers when you have been riding leaving you with a poor contact with your horse’s mouth?

Not good for consistent and successful riding for you or your horse.

Improve your riding and stop this happening.

Our Correct Contact Reins were designed initially for Show-Jumping riders to maintain the correct contact with the horse's mouth.

More recently they have been discovered by Para Riders who love the extra security and sensitivity that the reins give to them for Dressage and Jumping

Made in Walsall, England from English Leather these reins are a simple No Gadget way to improve both Horse and Rider. ‘Correct Contact Reins’ are fully adjustable using our adjustable loop design which you can set to give you the Correct length for the Correct Contact with your horse’s mouth.

There is a connecting piece  between the reins so that should you let go of one or both of your reins, they are retrievable and this is long enough to allow walk on a long rein for dressage or a stretch of the horse's neck after a hard workout..

Or you may need to slip the reins on a X Country fence, like a step for example.

They are suitable for any rider, horse or pony

Training legal for all equestrian disciplines

(Disabled/Para Riders can obtain Dispensation to use them in Affiliated Dressage and Showjumping Competition by contacting British Dressage or British Showjumping for an assessment.)

 

Recommendation:-from

Cathy Burrell; 
BHS Level 3 Coach, British Dressage Trainer, Paralympic Coach, and International Dressage Rider

 A brilliant training aid for Trainers and all Riders on the flat and over jumps, the Correct Contact Rein is unique in its simplicity. Its obvious benefits prove themselves almost immediately and if used over a long period will give any rider more confidence in the correct use of the leg and rein aids.

"Wow, these reins are fantastic for all riders with or without disability.

Riders can keep a constant contact with no rein slipping, regardless of their ability to hold or grip normal reins.

I have no hesitation in recommending these reins to any rider whether you are able bodied or a Para rider."

Cathy Burrell; 
BHS Level 3 Coach, British Dressage Trainer, Paralympic Coach, and International Dressage Rider