🐴 Booma Rein Keeper - Rein Check LLC Review

My daughter's pony rips the reins out of her hands every time she thinks she's done. With Booma my daughter has much more control and her pony's behavior has improved a lot.

We love them for mounted archery. Allows the horse to have its freedom while adding security, knowing you will not lose your dominion. I need about 10 more for other horses! Highly recommended! Mounted Bluegrass Archers

I ride quite a bit with two young girls and we love the added security of Booma Rein. We know that if we let go of the reins, we can easily retrieve them. We also feel more comfortable letting the horses graze while riding with the Booma reins. I won't go without her anymore!

The first attempt to open the spring ring broke it. The rubber strap and hardware are overpriced and if I hadn't ordered online but looked in a store I would have known about it. However, we ordered it and didn't use it for long, but the metal was broken. You can make your own with higher quality parts.

I bought an 8 foot mohair rein and when my mare lowered her head to graze, I leaned too far to hold on to it. Then I thought of the Boom Leash! It's perfect for cross-country competitions when giving your horse a snack to support its metabolism on long trail rides. The purchase is definitely worth it!

I bought this for my 8 year old granddaughter because the horse keeps dropping its head and losing the reins. I bought purple to match her purple reins. It appears to be very well made. When I first opened it I was worried because it looked confusing but if you follow the simple instructions it's not a problem. Very adjustable. It should work just fine. I am very happy

I kept telling myself I'd come up with something like this and I played around and 'boom' someone did. I have used it and it is the best invention. When I harnessed my horse it started to tilt its head down and was limited which was useful, then I lengthened it while riding so when we got to the creek it could reach the water and I didn't practically fall over his head had to try to hold on to the reins. Thank you for coming up with this.

I almost hit the reins while hiking in the Virginia mountains. This is the perfect gear for long trips. I kept it short enough that he couldn't throw his head back and the reins flew, but long enough he had full head control (he was on vacation too!). The large loop has a nice strong click, the elastic material seems strong too. Once I figure out the metal hinges, everything works very well! I am very happy that I bought it.

This little accessory works great, especially when placed by the drinker. I don't have to bend over my horse's neck while he's drinking. Adjust the length of the rein and it will always be at hand. If you lose the seat (thankfully I didn't test that part) the reins don't go over the horse's head for safety reasons so he can't step on the reins and potentially injure his muzzle. Not compatible with reins unless you tie them in a knot.