Keep your saddle perfectly level and secure even under the heaviest loads with a cinch designed to withstand the rigors of professional roping. Engineered for maximum stability, this rear flank cinch prevents dangerous saddle tipping during high-impact maneuvers and steep descents.

Crafted by Professional's Choice, this cinch utilizes premium harness leather, which is significantly denser and more stretch-resistant than standard latigo. The doubled and stitched construction provides an extra layer of security, ensuring your gear remains intact and reliable when you dally a cow or navigate rugged ranch terrain.

Key Features & Specifications:

• Premium Harness Leather: High-density leather that is more stretch-resistant than latigo, providing superior durability against sweat and outdoor elements.
• Doubled and Stitched (D&S): Two layers of leather stitched together for maximum tensile strength to ensure the cinch won't snap under extreme pressure.
• Heavy-Duty 3-Inch Width: The professional roping standard designed to distribute pressure evenly across the barrel for maximum stability without discomfort.
• Stainless Steel Roller Buckles: Equipped with high-quality, rust-resistant hardware for effortless tightening and long-term reliability.
• Soft-Lined Underside: Features a smooth, finished surface to prevent "cinch sores" and painful chafing during long days of ranch work.
• Cinch Hobble Included: Comes with the critical connector strap required to keep the rear cinch from migrating back into the sensitive flank area.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How tight should I adjust the rear flank cinch?
A: Unlike your front cinch, the rear cinch should be snug rather than tight. You should be able to fit exactly two fingers between the cinch and the horse’s belly to ensure it stays in place without causing discomfort or allowing a hind foot to get caught.

Q: Why is harness leather preferred over latigo for this cinch?
A: Harness leather is denser and holds its shape better over time. It is highly resistant to moisture and stretching, making it the superior choice for high-impact disciplines like roping where gear integrity is a safety requirement.

Q: Do I really need to use the included cinch hobble?
A: Yes. The hobble is a vital safety component that connects the rear cinch to the front cinch. Without it, the rear cinch can slide back and act as a "bucking strap," which can cause a dangerous reaction from your horse.

Item Number/SKU: 9256HL-FC