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To
eliminate galling
your horse, the cross
strap of the cinch
should be centered
under the horse's
belly. Care should
be taken to place
the small dees in
the center when the
cinch is pulled tight
or it could rub the
inside of the front
leg. The cinch buckles
should be positioned
at the same place
on each side, about
1/3 of the distance
up from the bottom
line. this is slightly
above and behind
the elbow. 
Our
signature cinchas have been
designed with quality and versatility
for all types of riding. Available
in 100% mohair or a high quality
mohair blend in straight and
roper styles. Hand-tied with
stainless or brass hardware
to prevent rust and provide
years of easy adjustment. Buckles
are designed with the horse’s
comfort in mind to help prevent
galling. The removable NRS
cinch keeper allows you safety
and flexibility to avoid catching
the excess off billet while
roping or riding through brush.
The wider, roper style helps
to disperse pressure and pull
over a wider area of the horse’s
chest making roping or long
rides more comfortable for
the horse. The roper cinch
is available in 2 different
styles to fit more horses and
uses. The straight cinch is
available with stainless or
brass hardware. All signature
cinchas are guaranteed by NRS
for one full year. 
