Bits, Bridles, Reins & Bonnets

Whatever your riding style, our Rubber Grip Continental Reins have a texture that provides exceptional grip. 

The practical Rubber Grip Continental Reins from LeMieux have a light grip, low profile feel that's designed to suit any rider. Optimum spacing between the stoppers, allows for a consistent contact.

The anti-slip texture provides additional grip in all weather conditions – including rainy days.

There's also a nylon lining to prevent stretching.

These reins are available in Black/Silver, Brown/Brass, Brown/Silver, Havana/Brass and Havana/Silver.

Make your grip stick to the reins like magnets with these straight grip reins with a textured rubber overlay.

The rubber grip is textured to your thumb shape, giving you a unique purchase on the reins in any weather.

The leather is nylon lined to prevent stretching or breaking. Our signature LeMieux stamped leather martingale stops lend distinctive style.

Buckle bit attachments complete the look.

Our Soft Rubber Reins with stoppers are lightweight, beautifully soft and flexible, making them incredibly comfortable and easy to use.

These reins are designed to be light in the riders' hands. The nylon lining prevents stretching, while the leather stoppers provide additional grip and are spaced for optimal consistent contact.

Simple and easy to use, these reins are a popular choice for lower-level riders or fast work. They're complemented by the branded LeMieux Leather martingale Stoppers.

A must-have for your tack room, this handy bit wrapping tape transforms your bit, reducing pinching, repairing chewed areas, and softening the mouthfeel.

Ideal for sensitive horses, it transforms your bit, creating a soft surface and encouraging bit acceptance.

The alternative to Sealtex and made of latex-free, soft and self-adhering silicone tape, it’s easy to apply to a clean bit – simply cut to size and wrap around the bit, pulling firmly to activate the tape’s self-sealing properties. Work from the outer ends of the mouthpiece into the centre and back out again, until the desired thickness is reached.

Remove and replace tape when signs of wear become visible.