Neoprene Cinch

A cinch should move with your horse and clean up without a fight. This one has a shock-absorbing neoprene liner that pulls off the webbing with hook-and-loop closures, so sweat and dirt come off between rides instead of working into the tack. Stainless steel hardware keeps rust out of the picture, and the Dees give you a spot for a tie-down or back cinch. A nylon holder keeps your off billet close at hand.

It is built for the everyday saddle-up, from a muddy trail ride to a long day of lessons, and the detachable liner makes quick work of cleanup when you are done.

Highlights

• Shock-absorbing neoprene moves with your horse
• Detachable liner cleans up fast between rides
• Dees ready for tie-down or back cinch
• Nylon off-billet holder keeps gear within reach
• Stainless steel hardware resists rust

At a glance

Good to know

• Rinse off sweat and grit after each ride, then let the liner dry fully before you put it back on.
• Check the off billet holder and Dee rings before you saddle up.
• A clean liner helps keep grit from rubbing.

Have a spare cinch ready before the next muddy ride.