Dark Brown - Waterproof BioThane® Break-Away Lead Line with Chain

Trinkety Equine Break-Away Lead Line – Silver Chain

The Trinkety Equine Break-Away Lead Line is a revolutionary upgrade in equestrian safety, featuring our patented break-away safety release – a unique two-in-one system that allows the line to safely release under pressure in an emergency, yet lock securely for everyday tie-ups. Designed to help protect both horses and handlers, this innovation makes it one of the safest horse lead ropes on the market.

This model is finished with a silver chain and hook end, specially designed to help deter horses  from chewing or biting the lead material. Strong, practical, and built for everyday yard and field use, it combines traditional handling needs with modern safety innovation.

Handcrafted in theUK from BioThane® waterproof webbing, it’s stronger than leather, more durable than nylon, and fully mudproof, odour-resistant, and easy to clean. Simply wipe down or disinfect between uses for low-maintenance care. Perfect for daily stable work, training, or turnout.

Key Benefits

• Patented Break-Away Safety Release - first-of-its-kind equestrian safety system, also known as a panic release lead rope, designed to reduce risk of injury if your horse panics or rears.
• Silver Chain & Hook End - helps prevent horses from chewing or biting the lead material.
• Two-in-One Versatility - use in break-away mode for added safety, or fix securely for standard tie-ups.
• Durable BioThane® Construction - waterproof, mudproof, odour-resistant, and stronger than leather.
• All-Weather, Easy-Clean Design - wipe or disinfect in seconds, ideal for busy stables and turnout.
• Handmade in the UK - combining modern safety innovation with quality equestrian craftsmanship.

Ideal for everyday handling, training, or turnout, the Trinkety Equine Silver Chain End Break-Away Lead Line gives riders peace of mind, safety, and strength in one smart design. Pair with our matching BioThane® Horse Halter for a coordinated, safety-first equine set.

Good practice & safety notes

Break-away is a risk-mitigation feature, not a guarantee against injury. Never leave a tied horse unattended. Inspect hardware and webbing regularly and replace any worn components.