Collegiate Rubber Reins IV

It means the rein has a rubberized texture on the inside surface—the side facing the horse—to provide extra traction and security for your hands. The outside remains smooth, high-quality leather, so you get the functional grip you need without sacrificing a traditional, polished look.

Yes. Because the exterior is finished in smooth, refined leather, they maintain a classic appearance that is appropriate for the show ring while still offering the practical benefits of a rubber grip.

These reins measure 54 inches, or 4.5 feet, in length. This is a standard length that works well for most horses, but it is always a good idea to measure your current reins to ensure this length suits your specific horse and riding style.

Clean the leather portion regularly with a quality leather cleaner and conditioner to keep it supple and prevent cracking. Be careful to avoid getting heavy oils or conditioners on the rubber grip, as this can cause it to become slippery or degrade over time.

Yes, these are designed to withstand the wear and tear of daily use. The rubberized interior is built to provide consistent friction, making them a reliable choice for schooling sessions where you need a secure hold.