How To Use a Blocker Tie Ring

[@chrisknight3071]

Thanks! nicely explained... great.

[@homerbart13]

This seems like it’s safe, but only until the horse needs to be tied securely and left unsupervised. When she decides she doesn’t want to stay tied at horse show or trailhead and just walks away when I run to the restroom or am showing another horse. Now she’s loose on the show grounds or who knows where. What are your thoughts on that?

[@rockysmumakagma]

These are a great idea, as to why I got one. But when I got mine, the only one available is the blocker ring 2. Unfortunately the ring is smaller and you can barely get a lead rope through, and I have the same thickness line as shown in your video. So I have bought a new lead line, I’m hoping it works 🤞

[@torihenton5820]

Hi, I love these rings and have some, I want to get more but they are so expensive. Is yours a DIY old snaffle bit ring? I have seen these but wonder if they work as well as the magnetized "real" rings?

[@user-lu5xg6mt5z]

What is the size of this lock ring?

[@victorm7274]

If I’m not mistaken you’re putting the rope through the wrong side of the blocker tie ring kzbin.info/www/bejne/eF7GlXuvfd1knc0si=yZ0wx9pPm_BWJ7P7

[@MW-tk5nf]

Good close-ups but fix the audio. Your voice keeps fading in and out and often is inaudible.