Reins
36 products
Reins made of leather, rubber or webbing, non-slip, durable and in many lengths. From Hans Melzer and Schockemöhle Sports.
Kavalkade
Kavalkade Biothane Reins with Stops, black
incl. 19% VAT, plus shipping
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Kieffer
Kieffer Web Reins Belinda, black-brass
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Busse
Busse Draw Reins Pony Basic-Kordel, black
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Busse
Busse Triangle Reins Basic-Kordel black
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Busse
Busse Neck Stretcher Rubber, black
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Busse
Busse Chambon Basic, black-silver
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Kavalkade
Kavalkade Triangle Reins/Vienna Reins, black
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Kavalkade
Kavalkade Slide-On Piece single black
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Schockemöhle Sports
Schockemöhle Snaffle Reins Leather with Stops Hook Studs, black-silver
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Schockemöhle Sports
Schockemöhle Web Reins Neo Buckle, black-silver
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Schockemöhle Sports
Schockemöhle Leather Reins rolled, black
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Schockemöhle Sports
Schockemöhle Web Reins Basic black-silver
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Schockemöhle Sports
Schockemöhle Snaffle Reins Leather/Rubber round, black-silver
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Waldhausen
Waldhausen Triangle Reins X-Line
4 variants
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Schockemöhle Sports
Schockemöhle Curb Reins rolled, black-silver
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Schockemöhle Sports
Schockemöhle Curb Reins Leather Hook Studs, black-silver
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Schockemöhle Sports
Schockemöhle Curb Reins rolled black/silver
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Schockemöhle Sports
Schockemöhle Dura Soft Grip Reins rolled, black-silver
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Kieffer
Kieffer Leather Reins, black
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Waldhausen
Waldhausen Neck Stretcher Elastic, black
2 variants
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Waldhausen
Waldhausen Leather/Nylon Draw Reins two-piece, black
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Hans Melzer Horse Equipment
Martingale black/silver
2 variants
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Hans Melzer Horse Equipment
Reins half/half black/silver
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Hans Melzer Horse Equipment
Reins finely rubberised black/silver 9 Stops
3 variants
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Web Reins rolled Hook Studs black-silver Schockemöhle
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Hans Melzer Horse Equipment
Web Reins black/silver
2 variants
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Hans Melzer Horse Equipment
Reins Ultragrip Rubber black/silver
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Waldhausen
Waldhausen Side Reins with Rubber Ring
2 variants
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Waldhausen
Waldhausen Balance Reins, black
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Snaffle Reins Leather rubberised Schockemöhle, black-silver
2 variants
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Grip Reins Schockemöhle black-silver
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Waldhausen
Waldhausen Side Reins Leather, black
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Passier
Passier Web Reins with Hook Studs, black
incl. 19% VAT, plus shipping
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Schockemöhle Sports
Schockemöhle Curb Reins Leather Hook Studs, darkbrown
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Hans Melzer Horse Equipment
Web Reins brown/silver
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Hans Melzer Horse Equipment
Web Reins brown/brass
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Which rein material feels best in the hand?
That depends on your preferences: leather reins give a refined feel, rubber reins offer the most secure grip, and webbing reins feel grippy and stable in your hand. According to a test by Cavallo, leather reins also feel comfortable without gloves.
In wet conditions leather reins can become slippery. Rubber reins then give better grip. They are therefore a popular choice for hacks in all weathers.
Reins with or without stops: which is better?
Stops give your hand a firm hold and prevent the rein from slipping through, reins without stops are easier to lengthen and take up again. Leather reins usually come without stops and are narrower than webbing reins.
If you are just learning to maintain an even contact, you may like the orientation provided by stops. If you often allow the horse to chew the reins out of your hand, you will appreciate smooth leather.
How long do reins for a large horse need to be?
For Warmbloods you often need reins with a total length of more than three metres so that you can give your horse enough freedom at walk and on a long rein. Cavallo cites this value in its test of leather reins as the minimum length for Warmbloods.
The decisive factor is that your horse can stretch forwards and downwards. For ponies and smaller horses, correspondingly shorter reins are sufficient.
How do I know that I am holding the reins short enough?
The rein length is correct if you are sitting balanced over your centre of gravity and your elbow, hand and the horse’s mouth form a straight line. Your upper arms should hang loosely by your sides.
Many riders hold the reins too short. In walk the horse needs enough length to stretch its neck, and in extensions your hand should be able to give clearly.
By Julia Lühr, Ahrens Reitsport · Updated