Martin Plait Braided Latigo Roping Reins

The three-plait design creates a slightly textured surface that offers a more secure grip than smooth leather. This texture helps prevent the reins from slipping through your hands, which is particularly helpful when you need a consistent hold during roping maneuvers.

Yes, they are built for durability. The latigo leather is chosen specifically for its ability to withstand the rigors of daily use, and the supple nature of the material helps reduce hand fatigue during longer training sessions.

Double snaps allow you to quickly attach or remove the reins from your bit without having to untie or re-thread leather ties. This is a significant convenience if you frequently switch between different bits or horses.

Seven feet is a standard length for roping reins, providing enough slack for effective communication without excessive length that could get in the way. If you prefer a very short or very long rein, you may find this length standard, but it is generally considered the ideal balance for most roping applications.

While these reins are designed to be supple right out of the package, latigo leather naturally softens and conforms to your grip over time. You should find them comfortable to use immediately, with the feel improving as the leather breaks in further with use.