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LeMieux Leather German Reins

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A training aid for experienced riders who wish to gently guide the horse’s head position. These reins are carefully designed, with a soft rope section that slides easily through the bit.

The leather sections, lined with fine rubber, sit comfortably in the hands, allowing you to release or maintain contact as desired. Snap hooks attach to the girth’s D-rings or to a supplied girth loop. Correct adjustment is essential for proper use.

✨ Key features

  • ✔ Training aid for guiding head position
  • ✔ Soft rope section that slides through the bit
  • ✔ Leather lined with fine rubber for comfort in the hands
  • ✔ Snap hooks for the girth’s D-rings

📋 Technical specifications

  • Material: leather, rope and rubber
  • Use: training aid; correct adjustment is essential
  • Care: see leather care instructions below

🐎 Why choose this product?

A precise training aid, intended for experienced riders who know how to use it correctly.

🧴 Leather care

LeMieux leather is pre-oiled but remains a natural material that requires some care. After each ride, wipe it with lukewarm water mixed with glycerine soap, then leave it to air-dry, never near a heat source. For a thorough clean, dismantle the parts, wash them carefully and nourish the leather with a quality balm or oil before polishing the leather and metal with a soft cloth. Always store it in a cool, clean and dry place.

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About Le Mieux ...

LeMieux, founded by former Olympic rider Robert Lemieux and his wife Lisa, is one of the fastest-growing equestrian brands in the world. The brand stands out for its innovative, high-quality products, designed by riders for riders. LeMieux is especially known for its saddle pads, ear bonnets, and matching bandages, as well as its collections of stylish clothing. In 2022, LeMieux was recognized as the 66th fastest-growing private company in the UK.

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