I was cautious about spending the money for the Correct Connect neck strap but I am so glad I did! I was in love from the moment I took it out of the package. It is buttery soft, so supple, beautiful quality, fits perfectly and gives me the security in the saddle I need as an older lady returning to riding on a very green horse.

Truly, my confidence strap. My riding, especially the canter has taken on a whole new dimension. Even if I don't use it, I know it is there for "issues"! Has increased my confidence in my riding. I've been recommending them to the other "older" ladies in the barn.

Bought as a gift for my partner & his cobby short neck pony & it’s amazing! It’s exciting to have a breastplate & neck strap in one so there’s less bulk & the leather is beautiful!!!!
Photo of the chonk, we got a full size for & hope to have photos of it in use soon❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥😍🌈

These reins are a game changer for me. I’m 62 years old and my hands have worked so hard the last 40 years! My grip has been so weak. It took nothing for my mare to barely tug my reins out of my hands! Also, I could not keep my reins as short as needed, my grip just didn’t have it. (look at my photo how long my reins got by the time I was canter at my show in 2023) Once i got these reins my mare has changed so much in her shape. I can finally keep them where they need to be while i work her body into the correct supple shape.
So you can see my purpose of buying these reins was for keeping the length that I wanted. I love them.

I’ve used the same basic polo style breast plate for years but after losing my 25 year old small Anglo Arab, I opted for a big shouldered Hanoverian and my 20+ year old polo plate wasn’t going to fit the new girl. I’ve always abhorred the between the leg breast plates and do not like attaching to the saddle D rings, so was happy to find another option besides the basic polo style.

The leather quality is good & the brown color matches my French saddle well. The L fits my 16.2 Hano, I maybe could have done the M on the longest holes vs the large on the smaller ones; 16.2 seems dead bang in the middle of the fit.

The horse seems very happy and content while going in the free motion breast plate. The cross the neck strap doesn’t wiggle, sitting far enough back as to be visually distinct from a ‘Oh Crap’ jumping strap, which is a plus - you won’t grab the plate by mistake if your horse gets feisty on a gallop or schooling cross country.