Equi-Ping Safety Release - Green
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Full details
The Equi-Ping Safety Release is designed for horse owners and handlers who need a safe and reliable way to tether their horses. Its key benefit is providing a breakaway mechanism that minimizes injury if a horse panics and pulls back sharply. However, it's important to note that while the Equi-Ping reduces risk, it's not a substitute for proper horse handling and supervision.
All features
| Colour | Green |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | EPGR |
| Brand | Equi-Ping |
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How does the Equi-Ping work?
The Equi-Ping is designed to 'ping' open if the horse panics and pulls back sharply, helping to minimize potential injuries.
Is the Equi-Ping reusable?
Yes, the Equi-Ping is designed to be reusable.
What colors are available?
The Equi-Ping is available in a variety of colors, including green, pink, blue, yellow, purple, black, and red.
Where can I use the Equi-Ping?
The Equi-Ping can be used at home, during competitions, and with trailers/horseboxes.
How do I maintain the Equi-Ping?
Regularly inspect the Equi-Ping for wear and tear. Clean it with a damp cloth as needed.
Is the Equi-Ping suitable for all horses?
The Equi-Ping is designed to be a safe tethering option for most horses. However, it's not a substitute for proper horse handling and supervision.
What is the Equi-Ping made of?
The Equi-Ping is made of durable and robust materials.
How do I attach the Equi-Ping?
Attach the plastic safety ring to the metal ring where you tie your horse, and slip the lead rope through the safety ring.
Troubleshooting
Equi-Ping does not release when the horse pulls back.
Check if the safety ring is properly attached and the lead rope is correctly threaded. Inspect the Equi-Ping for any obstructions or damage. If damaged, replace the Equi-Ping.
Difficulty attaching the lead rope.
Ensure the lead rope is the correct size for the safety ring. Make sure that there are no obstructions.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Reduces the risk of injury if a horse panics while tethered.
- Reusable, providing long-term value.
- Easy to attach and use.
- Durable and reliable construction.
- Suitable for various tethering situations.
Cons
- Requires proper installation to function correctly.
- Does not eliminate the risk of injury entirely.
- May require occasional inspection for wear and tear.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
- Attachment: Attach the plastic safety ring to the metal ring where you tie your horse.
- Lead Rope: Slip your lead rope through the safety ring.
- Compatibility: Compatible with standard lead ropes and tethering points.
- Care: Inspect the Equi-Ping regularly for any signs of wear or damage. Clean with a damp cloth as needed. Ensure the mechanism moves freely. Replace if any part shows signs of damage.