Henri de Rivel Advantage Laced Reins

Standard reins typically measure between 54 and 58 inches. At 60 inches, these reins provide the extra length needed for larger breeds like warmbloods or draft crosses, ensuring you have enough slack for a proper, balanced connection without the reins feeling too short.

Yes, the flat laced construction is specifically designed to offer a secure, non-slip grip. The texture of the lacing creates friction, which helps maintain a steady hold even during intense training sessions or in humid conditions.

Absolutely. The tone-on-tone stitching and classic flat laced design offer a clean, traditional hunter-style aesthetic that is appropriate and widely accepted in the show ring.

Stainless steel is an excellent choice for bridle hardware because it is highly resistant to rust and corrosion. It is durable enough to withstand daily use and exposure to the elements, ensuring the buckles remain functional and secure for years.

While the reins are crafted from quality leather, new leather can sometimes feel slightly firm initially. We recommend using a quality leather conditioner before your first ride to help soften the material and ensure a comfortable feel in your hands.