Training Rope 12 Foot
$39.95
Training Rope 12 Foot
Quality 12 foot training rope with 3/4 inch gold snap hook. Made from 20mm braided yacht rope.
Tough enough to have many uses, yet soft enough to maintain “live feel”.
In stock
CompareDescription
Training Rope 12 Foot
Quality 12 foot training rope with 3/4 inch gold snap hook. Made from 20mm braided yacht rope.
Tough enough to have many uses, yet soft enough to maintain “live feel”.
.
Related products
Hairy Pony Face Brush
Hairy Pony Face Brush $32.95Hairy Pony Face Brush
The Hairy Pony Face brush is handmade with beechwood and pure wool bristles. Incredibly soft and decadent, this brush is perfect for brushing sensitive areas such as the face. The padded leather handle adds softness and the gold details give a luxurious feel.
Hairy Pony QTR Mark Brush
Hairy Pony QTR Mark Brush $27.95Hairy Pony QTR Mark Brush
Crafted from North American Oak our QTR Mark Brush is the perfect tool to create outstanding, clean, crisp patterns in the coat. The QTR brush is made with tightly packed 100% natural pig bristle that is mixed with soft gold copper for firm and impeccably clean brush strokes.
SD Design Davina Leather Halter
SD Design Davina Leather Halter $149.95SD Design Davina Leather Halter
Only PONY Black & Brown left.
Gorgeous anatomically shaped halter in beautifully soft padded leather.
The Davina Halter by SD Design is made with Eco Friendly leather which refers to the responsible tanning process of the leather.
Anky Bandage Bag
Anky Bandage Bag $129.00Anky Bandage Bag
The ANKY® Bandage Bag keeps your bandages organised, keeps them damage and dirt free and makes it easy to transfer them to your events.
The bag is big enough to carry 8 bandages and has internal compartments for additional storage and protection for your bandage pads and accessories. The bag is made of polyester and contains a detachable and adjustable shoulder strap and a handlebar grip on top.
With an elegant and stylish look thanks to the silver stitching. Also available matching Anky Saddle Pad bag.
