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Introducing the new generation "ROY".
I am
Roy Robinson from the original Roy Bits & Spurs and have always
provided top quality bits, spurs, and saddle hardware for all casual
and competitive horsemen in the horse industry.
My latest product is the Roy Cinch.
The same commitment to quality of design, materials and
workmanship, that established my bits and spurs as a leader in their
field, applies to my cinches. Think
“ROY” the next time you cinch up your saddle.
There
is not another cinch on the market that can compare to the beauty or
the functional capabilities of the "ROY" cinch.
The buckle is a "ROY" original and is unique in design.
It is made of solid stainless steel with a roller that is
truly "State of the Art" that prevents tweaking or
turning. Latigos have
never pulled so easily or so smooth. No more jerking to cinch
your saddle. "ROY"
cinches have the same quality, balance, and craftsmanship that I
offered 42 years ago with my famous bits and spurs.
I have hand-woven "American Pride" into each and
every cinch. Being the
traditionalist that I am, I like to weave my cinches using 27
strands of 100% mohair and comes in two styles, STRAIGHT (sometimes
referred to as "CUTTER") or FLARED (sometimes referred to
as "ROPER"). There
is an extra added bonus for "ROY" cinch owners: The
buckles will last forever, so when the mohair shows signs of wear
and needs restringing, send your cinch back to us and for a
reasonable fee and we will make it like new again.
Cinches
(also called cinchas) have long been made of cord or strings of
various fibers. As I stated above, my mohair cinches are
either straight (cutting) style or flared (roping) style. The
straight cinches are the same width their entire length. The
roping cinches are wider in the center. Some riders who don't
rope prefer roping cinches because of a wider surface bearing area.
This spreads the pressure of the saddle and the rider's
shifting weight over a larger area. In my opinion, the flared
cinch is more comfortable for the horse. The natural
fibers of mohair allow the horse's skin to breathe and the hair to
dry as the horse works and sweats. When properly cared for,
these cinches can have a long lifespan. It is important to
keep your cinch clean to make it last longer but more importantly a
clean cinch helps to not gall your horse.
Manufacturing
top of the line products for the equine industry over the past 42
years has defined who I am. I have built my reputation on the
practice of never compromising quality, no matter what the cost.
Each and every cinch is hand woven to my standards, and no order
goes out the door without my approval.
Compare
my mohair cinch to any other cinch on the market today, and you will
(without a doubt) find that there is no equal.
So rest assured you are getting the best of the best!
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