Tabelo Laced Barrel Reins with Snap Ends
- Brand: Tabelo
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Introducing the Tabelo Laced Barrel Reins with Snap Ends, a premium addition to the Tabelo Working Tack Collection. This exceptional line is crafted to deliver unparalleled performance, fit, and functionality, all at a remarkable value that rivals products often priced at twice as much.
Constructed from environmentally friendly vegetable-tanned leather, these reins are meticulously drum dyed and hot stuffed, ensuring an even and long-lasting color
that withstands the test of time. The hand-rubbed edges offer a refined finish, perfectly matching the face for a seamless aesthetic.
Designed with both the rider and horse in mind, the Tabelo Laced Barrel Reins feature a grippy and pliable laced style, optimising comfort and control. Their sensible length of 60 to 75 inches and width of 5/8 inches ensures that you have the perfect grip without excess slack, allowing you to perform at your best.
The convenient snap ends simplify the process of switching bits or reins, making these reins an essential tool for any serious equestrian. Elevate your riding experience with the Tabelo Laced Barrel Reins and discover the difference in both functionality and style.
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