Royal King Cord Split Reins with Slobber Straps

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Royal King Cord Split Reins with Slobber Straps

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Royal King cord split reins with slobber straps.

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Cord split reins with slobber straps

Sturdy cord split reins with barbwire tooled leather slobber straps and braided leather tassel ends.

SlobberStraps.

BarbwireTooling.

5/8″ x 8′Size.

TasselEnds.

Product details

Type	Split reins
Material	Cord, leather slobber straps
Measurements	5/8″ x 8′
Ends	Slobber straps
Brand	Royal King

Questions & answers

Split reins or roping reins?

Answered by The Connected RiderSplit reins are two separate reins that give you more feel and are standard for Western pleasure, trail and reining. Roping and barrel reins are one continuous loop, so they cannot be dropped and stay in reach during fast work.

What length do I need?

Answered by The Connected RiderSplit reins are usually 7′ to 8′ for an average horse. Roping reins run about 7′ to 8′, and barrel reins are shorter, about 6′ to 7′. Minis and ponies need shorter reins.

What do slobber straps do?

Answered by The Connected RiderThey add weight and signal, give a quick release, and keep the reins out of the mouth and water.

How do I care for them?

Answered by The Connected RiderWipe leather reins clean after riding and condition them regularly so they stay supple. Rope and cord reins can be rinsed with mild soap and water and hung to dry.

Weight	1 lbs
Dimensions	12 × 10 × 1.5 in
Color	Black, Brown

Brand

Royal King

Royal King saddles cover a lot of western ground, from the Prescott all around and Payson roughout barrel saddle to the La Mesa roper and youth trail models, with split reins, curb straps and halters to match.

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Rein guide

Western rein types and lengths

Rein	Usual length
Split reins	7'–8' each
Roping reins	7'–8' loop
Barrel reins	6'–7' loop, often adjustable
Romal reins	About 4' reins plus romal
Mini and pony	4'–6'

Choosing reins

Split reins give the most feel and are standard for pleasure, trail and reining.
Roping reins are one continuous rein, so nothing drops while you rope, sort or work a gate.
Barrel reins are a shorter loop, often braided or knotted for grip, so you can find them fast at speed.
Romal reins are closed reins joined to a long romal (a quirt-like end) and are ridden one-handed with a curb or spade bit, as in ranch and reined cow horse classes.
Width: 1/2" to 5/8" suits most hands. Wider, heavier reins give a clearer release.
Bit ends: water loops and tie ends are traditional, snaps and Conway buckles change quickly.

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