Choosing the Best Pair of Romel Reins
The reins help riders communicate with their horse using their hands and using the right pair of reins is crucial to consistent communication between horse and rider. Read on to learn more about Romel Reins and if they are the right pair of reins for you and your horse.
Frequently Asked Questions About Romel Reins
What are romel reins?
Romel reins are made up of two parts: the reins and the romel. The reins connect the horse's bit to the rider's hands. The romel is a single piece of leather that is connected to the center of the reins and hangs off to the side. The romel is equal in length to the reins and often has a popper at the end that can make a snapping noise when whipped. These reins often have interesting shapes and can be made from many different materials.
What is the purpose of Romel reins?
The purpose of romel reins are to limit the amount the rider must move to effectively communicate with the horse. They help the rider make smaller movements while communicating more precisely with their horse. The reason they do this is because they are heavier than other kinds of reins therefore less movement is required to give a precise que.
What are romel reins used for?
Romel reins are used to lessen the amount a rider must move to give their horse hand ques. These reins are only meant to be used on fully trained horses who are older than 6 years. They can also help with your posture as your hands can be quieter using romel reins.
How long should Romel reins be?
Romel Reins are typically 108” in length. But they might be longer or shorter depending on your horse. If you have a very small or very large horse you may need to make adjustments.