Equihandee Bunny Ears

Equihandee Bunny Ears

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£54.99
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Equihandee Bunny Ears

Equihandee Bunny Ears

£54.99
Sale price  £54.99 Regular price 
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The Secure, Graspable Way to Support Riders with Reduced Dexterity

For many riders with physical disabilities or neurological conditions, maintaining a steady hand position can be an immense challenge. When a rider experiences reduced dexterity or has limited control over their limbs, their instinctive reaction to find balance can result in accidental pulling on the reins, which disrupts the horse and unbalances the rider.

The Equihandee Bunny Ears offer a wonderfully simple and effective solution. This innovative riding aid provides a dedicated, easy-to-grasp anchor point right at the front of the saddle. It gives riders something secure to hold onto, instantly preventing them from pulling on the reins while offering a reliable physical reference point to help them stabilise their upper body.

How It Works

The Equihandee Bunny Ears work by providing an immediate, tactical anchor that promotes proper rider alignment. When a rider tends to tip forward or lose their balance, gripping the Bunny Ears allows them to physically push or pull themselves back into a secure, upright position. It is an exceptional tool for use during lunge line lessons as it allows the rider to completely let go of the reins and focus purely on their seat, posture and core balance, making position corrections easy, clear and straightforward.

Why Parents Love It

Provides an Immediate Anchor Point The unique shape gives small or weak hands an easy, intuitive place to grip. This independent security helps riders feel  grounded and secure in the saddle without relying on a constant ground-support hold.

Protects the Horse's Mouth For riders with involuntary movements or spasms, the Bunny Ears act as a safe buffer. By anchoring their hands to the aid rather than the reins, they can enjoy their ride without accidentally pulling on the horse's mouth.

Corrects Forward Tipping If a rider struggles with a weak upper body and tends to collapse forward, the Bunny Ears provide the perfect leverage to help them sit up, open their chest and maintain a centered position.

Super Soft Technical Material Crafted from a specialised technical fabric, the Bunny Ears are incredibly soft and comfortable against sensitive hands, ensuring no rubbing or discomfort during long riding sessions.

Product Specifications & Information

Sizing & Fit: Designed to attach easily and universally to D rings on the saddle, providing a versatile fit for riders of all ages. (Adult & Child Size)

  • Child Size: D to D ring strap length 12" 

  • Adult Size: D to D ring strap length 14" 

Materials & Construction: Manufactured in the UK using a super-soft, premium technical material combined with heavy-duty webbing and high-tensile attachments for reliable, everyday durability.

Versatile Design: Perfect for independent riding, lead-rein supervision or dedicated lunge line training to improve rider position.

Care Instructions: Hard-wearing and exceptionally easy to clean. Simply wipe down with a damp cloth after use to keep the technical material looking brand new.

Please seek professional advice before purchasing to ensure the Equihandee Bunny Ears are the right fit for your child's specific riding goals.

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Julie Nye
They are amazing

Thank you so much!! I bought the ‘bunny ears’ .. they are amazing. I rode this morning and as an adult with awful proprioception of self, they helped me more than any neck strap ever has. I can see them with my peripheral vision, can feel where my hands are, my dear Gyps says thank you . Too I felt confident in myself xx

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South Downs Equine Therapy
Supports the children to be independant

We have found them (Bunny Ears) particularly useful for our younger autistic children who do not like holding the reins. They’re a great stepping stone to holding reins, particularly as they enable children to hold their hands in the correct position. They’re provide a good amount of stability whilst allowing children to be independent