HOW DOES IT WORK? Key elements of the EquiBalance® Training Rein

By understanding the roles and importance of each element, riders can effectively utilize the EquiBalance® Training Rein, promoting optimal progression, while prioritizing the safety and comfort of their horses.

Key elements of the EquiBalance® Training Rein

A. Principal Pulley:

The principal pulley plays an important role in precisely controlling the length ratio of the rein, according to direction of the lateral bending, ensuring even contact on the bit.

B. Side Pulleys:

These pulleys are providing the correct angle and safe length for the rein, while allowing it to follow the free movement of the horse's neck. Their duty extends to protecting the horse's jaw and tongue from damaging pressure, ensuring comfort and safety during training sessions.

C. Neck Piece & Regulator Elastic:

The position of the neck piece and the length of the breast strapping determine the expanse of the frame. It is essential to adjust them according to the horse's physical condition and education level, ensuring optimal fit and functionality. The regulator elastic aids in maintaining flexibility within the system.

D. Trigger Carabiner:

These durable, high-quality stainless steel carabiners facilitate easy and quick adjustment of the EquiBalance® Gymnastic system. Their stainless steel construction ensures reliability and longevity, contributing to a seamless training experience.

E. Safety Elastic: 

The safety elastic plays an important role in ensuring the system's secure positioning, especially during lunging and free-training sessions. Its utilization is crucial to maintain safety protocols.

Regular use of the EquiBalance® Training Rein can be an extraordinary  help during the rehabilitation of horses with mobility, flexibility and "collection" issues.

​It actively enhances horses' performance, aiding in maintaining their excellent physical condition.

​This system grants beginner riders the opportunity to experience the ideal sensation of contact on the bit, enabling them to later remember and replicate it independently, without the assistance of training reins.