The Kentucky Horsewear Silicone Horsebox Lead and Cross Tie in Black is a versatile choice for securing your horse around the yard, in the grooming or wash area and during transport.
Made from a soft yet strong non-elastic material with a protective silicone coating, it combines durability with a practical design that helps keep both horse and surroundings protected.
The silicone coating provides cushioning and helps reduce noise, making it kinder on stable and horsebox walls.
It also helps minimise the risk of injury and prevents the lead from absorbing water, making it particularly practical in wash areas.
For additional protection, it can be used alongside the Kentucky Rubber Ball Protector.
A panic hook opens easily when placed under strong tension, making the lead a useful choice for young or fidgety horses where quick release is important.
The panic hook and carabiner are made from solid, rust-free stainless steel for long-lasting durability.
The silicone coating is soft, tear-resistant and designed to prevent bacteria and germs from settling inside the lead, helping to maintain better hygiene around the yard. When it needs a clean, simply wipe it down with a cloth and warm water.
Key Features
- Soft yet strong, non-elastic construction
- Protective silicone coating provides cushioning and reduces noise
- Helps protect stable and horsebox walls
- Panic hook releases easily under strong tension
- Solid, rust-free stainless steel panic hook and carabiner
- Soft, tear-resistant silicone helps minimise injury risk
- Water-resistant design is ideal for wash areas
- Silicone coating helps prevent bacteria and germs settling inside
- Suitable for use in stables, grooming areas, wash areas, solariums and horseboxes
- Compatible with the Kentucky Rubber Ball Protector
- Available in 55cm, 70cm, 90cm, 120cm and 140cm lengths
- Easy to clean with a cloth and warm water
The Kentucky Silicone Lead is available in various lengths - 55cm, 70cm, 90cm, 120cm and 140cm - so you can choose the perfect length for each location, offering your horse the necessary freedom of movement while minimising injury risks.