jumpin one german reins Transport itself connected to the first

itself connected to the first strap via a carabiner

3 rings for attaching running reins

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jumpin one german reins Transport itself connected to the firstGerman leather rope reins One Collection German reins are also known as sliding reins. They are significantly longer than regular reins, running from the girth, through the bit rings, and up to the rider's hands. The fixed attachment sits at the chest (or on either side of the saddle). The reins slide freely through the bit rings either when the rider adjusts their length, or when the horse moves its head. When properly fitted, they define the maximum