Fine leather connection
Made from firm full-grain cowhide that becomes softer and grippier with use – ideal for precise, gentle aids.
For bridle & double bridle
16 mm wide snaffle reins with buckle, 14 mm narrow curb reins stitched in the center.
Perfect length
With a rein length of 3.15 m, ideal for a calm and consistent connection to the horse’s mouth.
Fine leather connection
Made from firm full-grain cowhide that becomes softer and grippier with use – ideal for precise, gentle aids.
For bridle & double bridle
16 mm wide snaffle reins with buckle, 14 mm narrow curb reins stitched in the center.
Perfect length
With a rein length of 3.15 m, ideal for a calm and consistent connection to the horse’s mouth.
Leather reins as the fine connection between the rider’s hand and the horse’s mouth are essential for refined aids. Our leather reins are made from firm full-grain leather that becomes grippy and supple with use. The snaffle reins are 16 mm wide and joined in the centre with a buckle. The curb rein is 14 mm wide and stitched in the centre. The reins feature a buckle modelled on our Officer’s Bridle and are thus characteristic of Working Equitation.Leather reins as the fine connection between the rider's hand and the horse's mouth are essential for refined aids. Our leather reins are made from firm full-grain leather that becomes grippy and supple with use. The snaffle reins are 16 mm wide and joined in the centre with a buckle. The curb rein is 14 mm wide and stitched in the centre. The reins feature a plain, square buckle in the Portuguese style. Note: Leather is a unique natural product in which colour variations naturally occur depending on the hide, tanning and dyeing. Please note that colour reproduction may vary on different display devices (e.g. computer screens) due to technical factors.
The proper care of smooth leather
With the right care and a mindful approach, you can maintain the beauty and longevity of your smooth leather and enjoy your product for a long time. Smooth leather is a high-quality natural material that retains its characteristics through use and care — and with proper treatment, it comes into its own beautifully.
Change of optics
Even smooth leather can show slight changes over time: it may become softer, and the surface may slightly change in gloss or texture. This development is not necessarily a defect in quality, but can be an expression of the natural properties of the material.
Stain Formation & Protection
Smooth leather is also sensitive to liquids, grease, or dirt. To avoid unsightly stains or fading:
- Avoid direct contact with water, grease, or oily substances.
- After each use, a gentle cleaning is recommended to prevent residues like sweat or dust from penetrating the leather.
- Use suitable care products such as cleaners, conditioning balms, or leather oil to protect the leather from drying out and fading.
Cleaning & Care
- Daily cleaning: Remove coarse dirt with a soft brush or a clean cloth. Then wipe the leather with a special care cloth – this will eliminate dirt, sweat, and moisture before they cause damage.
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Regular care:
- After cleaning, apply a suitable care balm sparingly with a sponge or cloth.
- In case of heavier use, an intensive leather oil can be used that penetrates deeply into the leather and conditions it.
- Allow the care products to take effect and then polish the leather with a soft cloth to remove excess products and enhance the surface.
- Special Demands: Highly stressed areas such as belts or straps should be regularly inspected and maintained, as they can particularly suffer from friction or sweat.
Storage
The storage plays a crucial role:
- Store your smooth leather product in a dry, warm place with good ventilation so that moisture can escape optimally.
- Avoid direct sunlight and strong heat sources – these can dry out or fade the leather.
- Proper storage prevents mold formation and maintains the suppleness and stability of the leather.
A detailed care guide for smooth leather can be found here:
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