Shires Velociti Gara Elasticated Draw Reins - Brown

They are primarily used for ridden flat work on horses. The elastic webbing helps to absorb jolts and reduce resistance, aiding in a smoother training experience.

Yes, it is recommended to oil the leather components before first use and periodically thereafter until they are supple and soft. This preparation ensures the longevity and comfort of the leather.

Clean dirt with a damp sponge and allow leather to dry naturally. Treat dry leather with a leather soap. Regularly check for signs of stress on stitching and elastic, and replace if necessary.

These draw reins are specifically designed for flat work. They are not typically recommended for jumping as they may interfere with the horse's balance and freedom of movement over fences.

Billets are the leather straps that attach the reins to the bit. In this case, they are made of leather, contributing to the overall quality and feel of the reins.

The elasticated draw reins are designed with a fixed length of elastic webbing. Adjustments are typically made by how they are attached to the saddle and girth, and the rider's contact.

The fittings, including the clips and any other metal hardware, are made of stainless steel for durability and resistance to rust.

Apply Neatsfoot oil or a suitable leather conditioner and allow it to soak in. Repeat if necessary, but avoid over-oiling.

Inspect the elastic webbing for signs of wear. If it has lost its elasticity or shows damage, the draw reins should be replaced for safety and effectiveness.

Ensure the clips are clean and free of dirt or debris. A small amount of appropriate metal lubricant can be applied if necessary.

Verify correct attachment to the girth and saddle. Ensure the horse is correctly fitted for the draw reins and that they are not overtightened, which could cause discomfort or restrict movement.