🐎 Tough-1 Flat Leather Hobbles: Durable Restraints for Optimal Control Review

The leather around the hardware is too thin. I put them on my horse to keep his hoof from catching when tied. He didn't bother them at all, especially since they broke immediately, even without him subjecting them to normal stress.

They wrap leather around the D ring. When pressure is applied to the skin, it will begin to fray and then tear at the D-ring. My horse didn't explode or fight with it, it just grazed and broke after about an hour. I contacted the company for a refund. I will update with what they say.

I was not happy when I received these lines. There are rivets in one section of the bridle, and the "smooth" side of the rivets will rub against the horse's skin. Stitches are also cheap and not strong enough to tie a horse for the first time. I hobbled my mule (first time hobbled) with it or 30 minutes and it reared and jumped as expected and in that time it ripped the stitching in the chains and the rivets ripped the crap out of my mule leg. I think this would be ideal for horses that don't…

The leather around the hardware is too thin. I put them on my horse to keep his hoof from catching when tied. He didn't bother them at all, especially since they broke immediately, even without him subjecting them to normal stress.

They wrap leather around the D-ring. When pressure is applied to the skin, it will begin to fray and then tear at the D-ring. My horse didn't explode or fight with it, it just grazed and broke after about an hour. I contacted the company for a refund. I will update with what they say.

I was not thrilled when I received these lines. There are rivets in one section of the bridle, and the "smooth" side of the rivets will rub against the horse's skin. Stitches are also cheap and not strong enough to tie a horse for the first time. I hobbled my mule (first time hobbled) with it or 30 minutes and it reared and jumped as expected and in that time it ripped the stitching in the chains and the rivets ripped the crap out of my mule leg. I think this would be ideal for horses that…