Comfort Neck Rope

$70.00

As bridleless riding revolutionizes the way we ride our horses, our tack needs to keep up! This neck rope is designed to withstand the wear and tear of daily use while keeping horse and rider comfort in mind, with a touch of style. It features a hand stitched leather grip, which boasts of durability and comfort for horse and rider. It’s superior, patent pending design gives the user a distinct advantage and ease of feel when teaching their horse to ride Bridleless.

The unique flexibility of this neck rope provides it with the ability to retain its shape and structure while maximizes versatility in communication. This relieves the constant struggle to keep the neck rope in a consistent position and contact with the horse. This makes it possible to be much more clear and consistent when teaching and guiding the horse in every stage of riding Bridleless.

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As bridleless riding revolutionizes the way we ride our horses, our tack needs to keep up! This neck rope is designed to withstand the wear and tear of daily use while keeping horse and rider comfort in mind, with a touch of style. It features a hand stitched leather grip, which boasts of durability and comfort for horse and rider. It’s superior, patent pending design gives the user a distinct advantage and ease of feel when teaching their horse to ride Bridleless.

The unique flexibility of this neck rope provides it with the ability to retain its shape and structure while maximizes versatility in communication. This relieves the constant struggle to keep the neck rope in a consistent position and contact with the horse. This makes it possible to be much more clear and consistent when teaching and guiding the horse in every stage of riding Bridleless.

Sizing Information

To determine the size of neck rope that you need, we recommend you take a piece of bailing twine or string, and create a loop measuring from the base of the horse’s neck to approximately 4-6” above the withers, depending on how high of a hand you like to ride with. Measure the total length of that twine or string to determine the size of your neck rope.

We recommend opting for a smaller size of neck rope for jump schooling, and a larger size for schooling on the flat.