HELPFUL INFORMATION 

HOW TO FIT A LUNGE ROLLER CORRECTLY?

The lunge roller sits behind the withers unlike a saddle. It sits further back from where the girth would normally sit, we dont want to restrict the shoulder movement. 

When you put the Roller on your horses back, it will naturally slip into its correct position on the horses back almost by itself. 

You can put a lunge roller pad or a folded saddle cloth under the roller to protect the material of the roller from sweat, a correctly fitted roller shouldnt need padding. 

(PHOTO IS TO SHOW POSITION OF ROLLER, NOT EXACT ROLLER)

WHAT ARE ALL THE RINGS FOR ON A ROLLER?

If you lunge your horse with a cavesson, you will not use auxiliary reins. However, if you want to use them, you need to be able to buckle them in. For this purpose there are several rings on the lunge roller, usually two lower and two or three upper ones. Another single ring is located in the middle of the belly.

Side reins can be buckled into the lower rings on the sides, while the upper rings can also be used to buckle in lauffer reins. For running side reins, the ring on the underside of the belly is used in addition to the side rings. What height of rings is useful depends in each case on the training goal and level of training of the horse.