Henri de Rivel Advantage Extra Long Flat Laced Reins

Henri de Rivel Advantage Extra Long Flat Laced Reins

Marsoni

M251S

$64.99

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Henri de Rivel Advantage Extra Long Flat Laced ReinsFor equestrians needing some extra length to their reins for larger horses, the Henri de Rivel Advantage Extra Long Flat Laced Reins are choice. At 60" long, the extra length perfectly accommodates larger breeds such as drafts, draft crosses or warmbloods. Offering the same quality leather and traditional laced design, these reins withhold the classic hunter style look. Henri de Rivel Advantage Extra Long Flat Laced Reins are crafted in several color

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As described, a tad overpriced, length is good, the end crimps very easily so it doesn't last long, does get warm when you touch it after a long time plugged in, it's functional, we bought several of the same in the past they've all had the same story functional get a little warm the middle part on hooks easily, which does make it hard when you're trying to charge something

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Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2026