Beyond Tack Ground Tie System — Tack (Our 16ft lead has bull snaps on both ends for added security)
Our 16ft lead has bull snaps on both ends for added security. We use these primarily for grazing. Use the black end only at the stake. Use the red end at the head (red at head). By doing this you will get longer service life from the lead. Provided with a spare clasp and quick link.
Beyond Tack Groundtie System
Keep Your horse secure with the Beyond Tack Ground Tie System!
Our 16ft lead has bull snaps on both ends for added security. We use these primarily for grazing. Use the black end only at the stake. Use the red end at the head (red at head). By doing this you will get longer service life from the lead. Provided with a spare clasp and quick link. Bullsnap is Always used at the stake. Improper use will damage clasp.
Our 12ft lead is the suggested length for a "first timer". It affords a 24 foot circle of movement, providing your horse space to roll, sleep or as my horse does - self lunging, working off happy feet! Outer hose material Greatly resists kinking around hoof (can't say never with a horse!). Provided with a spare clasp and quick link. Bullsnap is Always used at the stake. Improper use will damage clasp.
Our 10ft lead is recommended for horses with some experience with 12ft or longer leads. This length is helpful for tight camping conditions. Some horses need time to adapt to the shorter lead for camping. The halter clasp at the head is the weak link, designed to fail in the event of a panic situation. Provided with a spare clasp and quick link.
Beyond Tack 18" Stake
Stake: 18" length designed to install flush to the baseplate to maintain 360 degree swivel action and only showing 1 1/2 inches above ground. Shaft is cold rolled steel and created on a lathe. Laser jet used to create other pieces. This is not an attempt to build the cheapest stake, but one that deserves a replacement warranty. The assembly is gold cad plated. The finest stake on the market - Period.
I have never been a fan of ground tie systems before-- until The Beyond Tack Ground Tie System! It is the safest ground tie system I have ever seen or used. Because the tie is so soft and broad, it can't really get tied up in the horse's feet. There are emergency situations where you need to ground tie a horse and corrals or trees for high ties aren't available-- and I very pleased to have it for my own horse who adjusted to it pretty quickly.
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Beyond Tack Safe T Tie
Safe T Tie: This quick release is a great training aid to protect your horse and ground tie from damage. Use between lead and halter or collar to provide emergency brake away. Lots of other uses as well!
Beyond Tack Bull Snap Repair Kit
Bull Snap Repair Kit: Includes bull snap and extra wide opening "quick link". Use wrench to tighten snug. Finger tight will fail.
Beyond Tack Halter Clasp Repair Kit
Halter Clasp Repair Kit: Includes halter clasp and extra wide opening "quick link". Use wrench to tighten snug. Finger tight will fail.
What Do Customers Say About Our Products?
Ann at InfoHorse.com says
Having a ground tie system for your horse makes camping and overnight trail rides a real possibility. This is the safest ground tie system we have seen or know about. For more information about our line of products and to place your order, please call and talk to us today!
ⓘThe Solution Section
What is the Beyond Tack Ground Tie System — and how does it differ from competitors?
Per Beyond Tack: a ground-tie system designed to "keep your horse secure" while allowing safe movement at camp or on the trail. Per the company: the lead is soft and broad, with an outer hose material that "GREATLY resists kinking around hoof."
Per Beyond Tack: the halter clasp at the head is described as "the weak link, designed to fail in the event of a panic situation" — an intentional safety feature.
What lead lengths are available, and how do I choose?
Per Beyond Tack: three lengths, each suited to a different use case.
16ft lead — has bull snaps on both ends for added security; primarily for grazing. Per the company: "Use the black end only at the stake. Use the red end at the head (red at head). By doing this you will get longer service life from the lead."
12ft lead — the suggested length for a "first timer". Per the company: affords a 24-foot circle of movement, providing space to roll, sleep, or self-lunge
10ft lead — recommended for horses with prior experience on 12ft or longer leads. Per the company: helpful for tight camping conditions
Per Beyond Tack: each lead is provided with a spare clasp and quick link. "Bullsnap is ALWAYS used at the stake. Improper use will damage clasp."
What is the Beyond Tack 18" Stake — and how is it built?
Per Beyond Tack: the stake is 18" in length, designed to install flush to the baseplate to maintain 360-degree swivel action, showing only 1 1/2 inches above ground.
Shaft is cold rolled steel and created on a lathe
Other pieces created with laser jet
Assembly is gold cad plated
Per the company: "This is not an attempt to build the cheapest stake, but one that deserves a replacement warranty. The finest stake on the market — PERIOD."
What other Beyond Tack accessories are available?
Per Beyond Tack:
Safe T Tie — quick-release, described by the company as "a great training aid to protect your horse and ground tie from damage. Use between lead and halter or collar to provide emergency brake away."
Bull Snap Repair Kit — includes bull snap and extra-wide-opening quick link. Per the company: "Use wrench to tighten snug. Finger tight will fail."
Halter Clasp Repair Kit — includes halter clasp and extra-wide-opening quick link. Per the company: "Use wrench to tighten snug. Finger tight will fail."
What does InfoHorse.com's curator say about the Ground Tie System?
Per Beyond Tack (testimonial from Ann at InfoHorse.com): "I have never been a fan of ground tie systems before — until The Beyond Tack Ground Tie System! It is the safest ground tie system I have ever seen or used. Because the tie is so soft and broad, it can't really get tied up in the horse's feet. There are emergency situations where you need to ground tie a horse and corrals or trees for high ties aren't available — and I am very pleased to have it for my own horse who adjusted to it pretty quickly."
When is a ground-tie system most useful?
Per Beyond Tack: "Having a ground tie system for your horse makes camping and overnight trail rides a real possibility." Per the company: especially helpful when corrals or trees for high ties aren't available, or for emergency tie-out situations.
How do I order?
Per Beyond Tack: Phone 916-660-9586, email beyondtack@gmail.com, website http://beyondtack.com/products_store.html. Address: 6600 Auburn Folsom Blvd., Granite Bay, California 95746. Pricing as quoted is subject to change due to economic factors.
