Blocker Tie-Ring X 2
The next generation of tie ring, the Blocker Tie Ring II with Mag-Loc, improves upon the original.
- Material Chrome
- 2 x Blocker tie Rings
- Mag-Loc feature holds the tongue in place
- Carabiner snap and magnetic closure
- Tie ring more stable so it can be
- Mounted at any height
- Cross ties
- Single ties
- Grooming and tack areas
- Trailers, high lines and picket lines
- Tie Ring II on hitch rails
The new specially designed Quick Snap makes the Tie Ring II even easier to move from location to location. You can take your horse away from home knowing he can be safely tied just about anywhere.
The Blocker Tie Ring II–simply the safest way to tie your horse.
… Newly designed The Blocker Tie Ring now makes it even easier to safely tie your horse in the trailer, in the barn or wherever you need it to be! The degree or amount of hold can be regulated by one of several tying options from as little as a few pounds or as much as a few hundred pounds, depending on the horse and the Situation. When the horse pulls hard enough, he can pull some slack in the lead rope releasing pressure and the source of pain and panic. Reducing the threat dramatically as well as allowing the horse to pull himself enough slack to get up should he fall down in a trailer.
The Blocker Tie-Ring is a unique way to tie a horse securely yet safely. A superb tool for youngsters and for re-training horses who pull back and panic when tied.
The Blocker Tie Ring comes with detailed instructions and is easy to assemble and use. It can be fixed anywhere, stable, yard, fence, lorry etc. Ideal for single use or cross tying. The Carabina fastening gives safe and easy quick release for falls or emergencies. Adjustable resistance levels.
The blocker is best used with an extra-long lead rope (ideally 3m)
The Blocker Tie Ring has changed the way people tie their horses, providing a safe, humane way to tie your horse.
Designed to be a support system rather than a restraint system, the Tie Ring allows a horse to pull slack in the lead rope when he panics or falls. This releases pressure and the source of pain or panic, dramatically reducing the threat of injury to you and your horse.
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