Beautiful and so soft. Not
"Beautiful and so soft. Not to mention so easy and quick to change out with the buckles! Loved them so much ended up buying 3 pairs!! Definitely recommend."
Overview
Billy Royal® Supreme Harness Leather Reins Silver Plate 5/8"
Fall in love with these western reins, made from the finest, most supple harness leather with silver-plated buckles. They’re hand-finished, with dyed edges and a beautifully engraved sterling silver-plated buckle, keep, and tip at the bit end. Not only do they look great, but they’re soft in your hands and give you a great feel of your horse’s mouth. They’re the perfect mixture of flash and function for the arena.
- Made from the finest, most supple harness leather
- Hand-finished, dyed edges that look great
- Engraved Sterling Silver Plate buckle, keeper, and tip at bit end
- Measure: 7-71/2' long 5/8" wide
- Light oil
- Weight: 14 oz.
- Made in USA
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Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 8 reviews.
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nice fancy reins for showing
"nice reins for the show ring"
Very attractive show or daily reins
"Just wish the color was a bit darker. Need to use some oil on them to darken them one shade to match my headstall - also purchased at Schneider Saddlery. Definitely Nice quality for the price."
Decent product for the price
"These are if a decent weight and look nice. ""Silver"" is inexpensive and up close look cheap. They are fine for smaller local shows."
not very pliable
"Very nice looking - just can't seem to get them pliable - very stiff even with lots of oiling"
I would buy this product again. It holds up great!
"This product is a part of my show headstall and it looks great in the show ring."
VERY NICE REINS
"Very nice reins for the show pen. They have good weight to them."
I would recommend this product
"Very nice reins, look great with my western show headstall."