X-Rein

[Shipley]

AS was advertised in last weeks H&H has anyone used one? What do you think of them? Went to my local tack shop and they dont stock them

So I guess you have to buy direct online?

Thoughts apreciated,

 

[Tempi]

X Rein

Personally i cant see how they work, and i certainly wouldnt fork out that much money on one either!

 

[samp]

Wow, how expensive! There are other training aids I would rather use TBH

 

[Tempi]

Exactly, i think im just going to stick with my pessoa!

 

[Shipley]

They are a bit pricy, hmm maybe back to the drawing board they are menat to work like a pessoa without the pressure from behind (or so I thought)

 

[Santa_Claus]

Ive got the feeling i could make one of those for £5-10 depending on buckle costs!! can see advantages but far too expensive

 

[Bounty]

Is that not almost identical to the Lungie Bungie sold by Libby's? The one designed by the Fredericks? I think you'll find the Libby's one to be much cheaper!

 

[Shipley]

It does look the same and a lot cheeper might try that one cheers,

 

[Baileysno1]

It is! I have a lungie bungie its fairly useless TBH but I do clip it lossely to Ryu's bit and back to the girth (same position as X-rein) to stop ryu swinging his head around while he bronks

I have ordered a fake pessoa tho and will report back on how it goes. I think my Lungie bungie was less than £20 its fairly versatile as it has staggered clips down the elastic so you can set it looser or tighter, and it has a cip for the bit very very similar

 

[S_N]

Please correct me if I'm wrong, but surely the same thing could be achieved by using side reins and crossing them over under the horses head and then tieing together where they cross with tape/string/other............. As the majority of us have sidereins - this would then be FREE!!!!

But then I could be completely barking up the wrong tree......... Am I?

 

[Tempi]

sounds time me that you are barking up the RIGHT tree!!!