lillie07
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At the moment I am using two padded aeroborn lunge lines but they ar'nt really long enough. Is there such a thing a specific long reins? And does anybody know where I can get them?
Extra Long lunge lines for long reining?
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cobdonkey
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I got my really long one from frogpool and dont think it cost that much. I really need to get another one. Have a look at the website and let me know if you find them. Its really hard long lining with two different lengths!
P.s still crying, sorry about earlier! Will try cheer up by the time you see me later!
P.s still crying, sorry about earlier! Will try cheer up by the time you see me later!
JustKickOn
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lillie07
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Ahhh thank you for that! Very very helpful!
I wonder if you get one or two as it refers to them as reins?
I wonder if you get one or two as it refers to them as reins?
custard
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The Richard Maxwell lines are very good/long and come with a proper video with tips on how to use them. They are the same material as the Aerborn ones and soft. Not cheap at £40 odd quid for the pair but they wear very well.
flyingfeet
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The monty long lines we sell are 30ft
Not sure how long a standard rein is?
These are also sold as a set of two and are £29
Not sure how long a standard rein is?
These are also sold as a set of two and are £29
Evil_Cookie
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I have two kincade lunge lines that are very long and quite reasonable at £10 each...
sandr
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Lidl!! 30ft long and only £6!!
JustKickOn
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Ahhh thank you for that! Very very helpful!
I wonder if you get one or two as it refers to them as reins?
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i think they're joing at the end. but most reins have a buckle at the end of them don't they so they can be fastned and unfastned??
if not cut them in the middle and make sure then end don't fray
Ahhh thank you for that! Very very helpful!
I wonder if you get one or two as it refers to them as reins?
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i think they're joing at the end. but most reins have a buckle at the end of them don't they so they can be fastned and unfastned??
if not cut them in the middle and make sure then end don't fray
lillie07
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Long reins are slightly different to normal reins they are normally lunge lines
JustKickOn
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oh lol. can't you tell i've not done much lunging before
cobdonkey
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My long one is Kincad I think, just need another one now!
Tharg
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I got mine from Lidl
BethH
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Buy a pair of long lines, then get a thick lunge line chop it in half and get a saddler to stich it on to each line, far cheaper and I now have 12 metre lines that work a treat even if they don't look pretty!
lillie07
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How dim are we- mine one long one is kincade too
That said- it still is'nt really long enough to canter the big man so think I might invest of some of those Robinsons ones