Safe-T-Tie - 2 Pack is an excellent product we know our customers will love. Safe-T-Tie was designed to be used anywhere, at any time. In essence, its a safety release that can be used with a lead rope no matter where the horse might be. Traditionally, riders and owners had to use solid tying methods to tether a horse. However, a flighty horse or one that is suddenly spooked can cause itself immense harm using those older methods. Safe-T-Tie offers a better alternative to the traditional, solid horse rope. This breakaway solution can be combined with a lead rope, and connected to any tying-off point. Safe-T-Tie is designed for those looking for a safe option in how to trailer a horse or how to float a horse. Using the system is simple, easy and effective. First, the same tie-off point will be used. The anchor point should be solid and should not give way before the safety release. In traditional tie-off situations, a horse tie knot is used in conjunction with a rope, but the horse can easily injure itself if it panics. Safe-T-Tie is designed to hold fast under normal conditions, but give way when sufficient pressure is applied to it. This ensures that a panicked horse cannot cause itself harm. Safe-T-Tie offers five simple loop settings, giving owners and transporters the ability to customize the solution to their specific situation and horse. The system is also portable and reusable this is not a one-time use horse tie system, but one designed to stand the test of time and provide safety for horses, their owners and others for years to come. In addition to providing enhanced safety, Safe-T-Tie is also a sleek looking solution that looks much better than bailing twine on a horse trailer. Better the bailing twine - will release at 300lbs. Safe, non-abrasive and can be used anywhere.
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Safe-T-Tie - 2 Pack is an excellent product we know our customers will love. Safe-T-Tie was designed to be used anywhere, at any time. In essence, its a safety release that can be used with a lead rope no matter where the horse might be. Traditionall
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