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Professional Choice 5/8 Pineapple Knot Latigo Roping Rein is a burgundy latigo rein with scalloped quick-change pineapple knot loop. this had nickel plated trigger snap.
Professional Choice
5/8
Pineapple Knot
Latigo
Roping Rein
Nickel Plated
Professional Choice 1/2" Pineapple Knot Latigo Roping Rein is a burgundy latigo rein with scalloped quick-change pineapple knot loop. this had nickel plated trigger snap.
Professional Choice
1/2"
Pineapple Knot
Latigo
Roping Rein
Nickel Plated
STT 5/8" Extra Heavy Premium Oiled Harness Reins are made in the South Texas Tack Saddle Shop at our Brenham, TX location. They are cut from the heaviest Hermann Oak hides available, edged, hand rubbed , and oiled for a superior feel and finish. These are the best reins we have to offer here at STT!
STT
1/2"
Extra Heavy
Premium Oiled
Harness Reins
Made here at the STT Saddle Shop
STT 5/8" Extra Heavy Premium Oiled Harness Reins are made in the South Texas Tack Saddle Shop at our Brenham, TX location. They are cut from the heaviest Hermann Oak hides available, edged, hand rubbed , and oiled for a superior feel and finish. These are the best reins we have to offer here at STT!
STT
5/8"
Extra Heavy
Premium Oiled
Harness Reins
Made here at the STT Saddle Shop
Hermann Oak
Oiled and hand rubbed
Reins can come between 7 1/2 to 8 feet.
Professional Choice braided rawhide, Oklahoma style romal reins. 16 plait, over 8 3/4 feet length with popper, and 48" front.
Rawhide romal reins
Brown with natural
16 plait
Over 8 3/4 feet
Includes popper
48" front
Made right here in the STT Saddle Shop in Brenham, our premium split reins are the highest quality we offer at South Texas Tack! They are cut from hand selected Hermann Oak harness leather, oiled and hand rubbed for superior body finish. Try a set and feel the difference. We don't think you will find a better rein for the price anywhere.
Made here at the STT Saddle Shop
1/2" thickness
Hermann Oak harness leather
Oiled and hand rubbed
Made right here in the STT Saddle Shop in Brenham, pour premium split reins are the highest quality we offer at South Texas Tack! They are cut from hand selected Hermann Oak harness leather, oiled and hand rubbed for superior body finish. Try a set and feel the difference. We don't think you will find a better rein for the price anywhere.
Made here at the STT Saddle Shop
5/8" thickness
Hermann Oak harness leather
Oiled and hand rubbed
Reins can come between 7 1/2 to 8 feet.
South Texas Tack leather roping rein with colored lacing.
Heavy oiled Hermann oak leather and solid brass hardware. These are STT exclusive roping reins that are 5/8 of an inch and adjustable length. These roping reins feature water loops and a rein snap.
Roping reins made of premium Hermann Oak leather that is heavy oiled. These are adjustable length roping reins that are ½ inch wide. They have water loops, a solid brass rein snap, and a solid brass buckle.
These roping reins are 5/8 of an inch wide and made from premium Hermann Oak Leather. The leather is oiled, hand rubbed, and hand finished. These roping reins have a poly quick change knot.
The H846 German Martingale from Berlin Custom Leather is made from Hermann Oak harness leather with solid brass hardware and hand rubbed edges.
The H845 Leather German Martingale is made from Hermann Oak harness leather.
Water loops made of Hermann Oak leather. They are 5/8 of an inch. The strings are latigo leather. These water loops comes as a pair.
These water loop strings come in pairs. They are ¼ inch by 12 inch. These water loop strings are made of premium latigo leather.
5/8" Roping Rein with double silver trigger snaps. Brown harness leather. This is a great addition to your tack supplies for your horse.
5/8" roping rein
single snap
Brown harness leather
Horse reins are an essential mode of communication between a horse and its rider. They are used to cue and control direction and speed, so choosing the right reins for horses can make all the difference between a great ride and a complete disaster. South Texas Tack has a wide range of horse reins for sale to suit every style of riding.
Leather reins for horses should be soft, supple enough to lay nicely and easy to hold. Low-quality leather tends to be stiff and isn't worth the money. Steer clear of poor-quality rope reins too. Subpar rope tends to fray, and the ragged condition makes the reins more likely to attract burrs, etc. Rope reins are wider and softer on your hands than leather reins but will absorb more water or sweat.
Regardless of whether you choose leather reins or rope horse reins, you want to make sure you are buying quality materials, especially with split reins. You'll find many cheap horse reins for sale, but despite their low price, they are typically not a good value because of their poor quality.
It's best to choose a high-quality leather, or a thick marine-type or braided rope, with a good weight because reins made from inexpensive, lightweight materials make it harder for your horse to feel the rein and respond to your rein aids.
Below are some common questions about reins for horses. You can find additional information on our FAQ Page or contact us. We're happy to help!
Horse reins are pieces of tack that help riders guide and signal their animals. They are attached to the bit or headstall with one end, and the rider holds the other. The four most common Western horse reins are:
Western reins typically come in split reins and closed reins. The type of horse reins you choose depends on your riding style and personal preference.
Split reins are not attached to each other, so they allow you to hold each end individually as well as together in one hand. Split reins are the most versatile type of horse rein. — they allow you to apply a neck rein, direct your horse using one rein, hold the reins in different positions and more.
Split reins are usually longer than looped reins, are highly adjustable and should be sized for your horse. Many riders like that if you happen to drop one of the split reins, it cannot get caught on the horse's leg.
Closed reins are a single continuous loop and are excellent choices for trail riding, barrel racing and other performance events. Less experienced riders may prefer closed reins for horses because they are easier to hold, and there isn't a loose end that can be dropped. They're typically used by ropers or people racing in speed events.
Roping reins for horses need to be long enough to handle the various maneuvers you'll be doing when roping. The roping reins' length depends on the event and your personal preference.
Choose a horse rein that lets you ride with a loose rein and relaxed hands. Split reins generally are between 7' and 9' long and range from 1/2" or 5/8" inch wide. Cotton, nylon and leather roping reins frequently have snaps on the ends so you can attach them to the bit easily and buckles to adjust the length.
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When you want top-notch horse reins at affordable prices, look no further than South Texas Tack. From leather roping reins and braided rope reins for horses to saddle pads and chaps, you'll find just what you need. Discover the best horse reins for sale online — shop today!