A Cinch to Use!
(Once you know what you're doing)
Let's get you acquainted. Tap any thumbnail to watch, and steps are below if you'd rather skim.
TailCinch™ Tail Ties
Quick tail tie-up for polo, farrier visits, vet care, grooming. A few hours at a time — not for turnout.
- Braid the tail any way you like.
- Fuzzy velcro side up, hold it under your thumb, wrap around and secure.
- Pull the tab to release.
RumpRbbr™
Protects against tail rubbing from anxiety, allergies, sweet itch and more. Safe for turnout.
- Braid the tail just a few loops and secure with the rubber band.
- Open the guard and flip top down.
- Slip the guard behind the tail, with the inside facing out towards you.
- Button all the snaps, secure the top D-ring strap (not too tight!)
- Swivel the guard around front on the tail and pop the top back up.
- Shimmy the guard as high up under the tail as you can get it.
- Pull bottom support straps once or twice through the braid loops, snap them to any snap on the lower rung.
- Place a TailCinch Tail Tie on top of the braid, over where the support straps are fed through the braid.
- Use EITHER the Detachable Tailbag OR the Detachable Cincher next
- Snap your choice to the higher rung of snaps. Tailbag: you're done — or add a Swisher for fly swatting.
- Cincher: pull the drawstring tight, tuck the loose pieces into side pocket.
Tailboot™
Worn with a TailCinch underneath. Keeps the tail clean and protected in turnout, any weather.
- Braid the tail, fold it up, apply a TailCinch Tail Tie
- Pull the interior sock of the boot through the top of the braid.
- Tuck the entire tail into interior sock.
- Close Tailboot with velcro straps.
- Add the Swisher to swat flies!
Polo Wrap Guards
PoloCinch™ Keeps polo wraps in place through chukkers and barrels. Set of 4, no more electrical tape.
- For D-Ring style, simply apply over the existing velcro on your polo wraps and fasten.
- For 2-Sided Velcro style, attach the velcro inside the existing polo wrap's velcro.
- Wrap the entire way around the wrap, then affix velcro to itself on the other side.
ByeBye Flyboots
Mesh leggings to keep pesky flies off your horse's lower legs
- Open the flyboot and wrap around your horse's leg
- Seal the lower part on the fetlock FIRST, and make it as tight as possible while still being able to slip 1-2 fingers under
- Seal the TOP of the flyboot so that it is WIDER than the bottom, touch the velcro to the outermost piece of the loop strip velcro
ByeBye Flymask
You've never seen a fly mask work like this before. Watch the video to see what's different, and how to put it on your horse!
- Slip the mask over your horse's ears first, then place in the correct position on the face
- Criss-cross the straps under the jaw, tightness so 2 fingers can slide under the straps