CHALLENGER Horse Western Tack Leather Rawhide Romal Reins 66RT43TR

CHALLENGER Horse Western Tack Leather Rawhide Romal Reins 66RT43TR

100% Leather Made in the USA or Imported ✔ CONSTRUCTION: Romal reins are a classic element of Vaquero horsemanship, recognized for their intricate braided design and their application in many Western riding disciplines. These reins feature a closed-loop design with a distinctive braided extensi ✔ FEATURES: Full grain American Harness Leather with Rawhide Braiding. Reins are 53" (4' 5") long with latigo tie bit ends. Romel is 47" (3' 11") long and features a 12" x 1 3/8" contoured popper. Reins are 1/2" wide for a comfortable feel and grip. Features natural and turquoise rawhide accents and a leather popper. Reins measure 8' long with a 1/2" thickness. Quirt measures 4' 9" with popper. Popper alone measures 12" long x 1 1-2" wide. Shop with Confidence – 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed! We’re committed to making sure every customer is completely satisfied. That’s why we back every order with a hassle-free return and refund policy. If your item arrives damaged or incorrect, just reach out—we’ll make it right, fast. Your trust means everything to us, and we’re here to ensure a smooth, worry-free shopping experience. ✔ CONSTRUCTION: Romal reins are a classic element of Vaquero horsemanship, recognized for their intricate braided design and their application in many Western riding disciplines. These reins feature a closed-loop design with a distinctive braided extension called the romal, typically made from rawhide or leather, often ending with a quirt or popper. The added weight and decorative buttons on the romal enhance the rider’s communication with the horse by delivering clear, subtle cues. Detailed Overview: Braided Craftsmanship: Romal reins are usually hand-braided from rawhide or leather, providing durability, strength, and flexibility for long-term use. Romal Extension: This is the continuation of the closed rein, extending into a longer, weighted braided section designed for handling or cueing, and it often rests over the horse's neck. Weight and Button Placement: The strategic placement of weight and buttons on the romal helps create a distinct feel for the rider and allows for more precise, refined signals to the horse. Attached Quirt or Popper: Many romal reins are finished with a small quirt or popper at the end, which can be used to reinforce cues or assist in specific movements when needed. Traditional and Competitive Use: A hallmark of traditional Vaquero riding, romal reins are commonly seen in events like working cow horse, reining, ranch riding, and other Western performance disciplines. Balance of Precision and Fluidity: These reins offer riders excellent control while allowing for smooth, responsive communication, making them ideal for skilled horsemanship and advanced riding techniques.