Jump'in German draw reins

The One Jump'In German rope and leather reins are made of half flat leather and half nylon rope, which allows the reins to slide better into the rings of the bit. At the ends there are two carabiners that allow the German reins to be attached to the girth. They can be opened with a buckle.

This training, commonly used by show jumping riders, determines the level of neck lift. Never stretched like classic net reins, they only tighten when the horse lifts its neck too much and passes over the rider's hand. Proper use of the German reins makes it possible to keep the angle of the head and neck open, they in no case allow to put a horse on the hand.

Stainless steel buckles and carabiners