Dayimado Horse Tie Ring, Stainless Steel Tie Ring for Horses, Durable and Safe Horse Tack Supplies for Indoor and Outdoor Reducing Horse Injured When Pull Back

This tie ring is exactly as expected, strong & sturdy. NO worries about a horse (or goat, or sheep, or whatever) breaking free of this tie ring. >if you do not loop the tie line properly (so the arm is on the opposite side of the circle as the pull force), then it can be pretty easy to break the magnetic connection. But, if you do it properly, the horse would literally have to pull the anchor out of the wall/post to break free

I saw a similar product for sale at the Equine Affaire. This product is really sturdy. My perfect horse who occasionally just gets mad because he is tied has not managed to break it.

Nice construction, well finished smooth surface. My wife (and her horses) love these.

I love love love these tie rings! Great to bring with me to shows and in the trailer and comes with the eye hook so I can make a tie post at home. The easy release is Great for young horses like mine that can sometimes act silly too

We love the magnetic part of it so much. Highly recommended

I am replacing my old tie ring with this new one. It seems very heavy duty and nice quality. I will trust it to tie my horse.

This is strong and stainless steel. It works to let a frightened horse get loose if necessary. Good thing to have. Recommended.

My horses don’t really pull back but I got this both for peace of mind in case they ever spook and do, and to make it faster to tie them than tying the lead rope. It works well for this purpose, and I am happy with it. It’s substantially built and I love the carabiner so I can use it on my trailer and not just as a permanent installation with a screw. The magnet piece seemed like a good idea but in reality it’s not all that strong and I didn’t notice much of a difference between this one with the magnet and another one I have that does not have the magnet. But it was just a bonus feature, so nothing to worry about there. I recommend this tie ring and the price is fair at $22-23, a little less than the name brand one.

We had a horse spook and rip out a ground post it was tied to and take off with it. It was a little crazy, but no injuries thank god. I heard about these allowing the horse to pull the lead line through with enough pull strength, minimizing risk of injury if a horse spooks. Having the snap hook make it easy to move to an eye bolt on a post, or move it to our horse trailer as needed. We just started using it, but we definitely like it.

This is a knockoff and doesnt seem to be quite as sturdy as the original maker of these. Of course, the prices is quite a bit less. However, they work fine and since the horses have quite a bit of lead rope to play out before they hit the end, they rarely ever do so so havent tested how well theyd hold up to a horse pulling back. So for me, they serve the purpose.