Dressage whips

Looking for a dressage whip?

Discover our extensive collection of dressage whips, with top brands such as BR, Fleck, QHP, Harry's Horse, Red Horse and Dobert. Whether you are a novice dressage rider or are looking for professional whips for competitions. Here with us you will find what you need for optimal performance and precision in the dressage arena.

Dressage whip brands

BR is known for its high-quality dressage whips. They are designed with attention to detail and craftsmanship. These whips offer a perfect balance between flexibility and strength, making them comfortable to hold and allowing precise aids while riding.

Stain is also a leading brand in the field of dressage whips. With a reputation for innovation and quality. Their whips are crafted with high-quality materials and advanced technologies, giving them durability and... offering precision for every dressage rider.

QHP also offers a wide range of dressage whips in our range. With attention paid to both style and functionality, so too are their whips suitable for both training and competitions, and they offer the perfect balance between tradition and innovation.

Harry's Horse is known for its affordable and high-quality dressage whips. Immediately focus on comfort and performance. Their whips, like other brands, are ideal for both novice and experienced dressage riders looking for reliable equipment.

Red horse offers a wide range of dressage whips. from simple to more advanced models. Of attention to detail and functionalityThese whips are also suitable for both daily training and competition use. And they offer the perfect combination of style and performance.

dobert is known for its top quality handmade dressage whips. With years of experience and craftsmanship, their whips offer superior control and precision for dressage riders of all levels.

Whips for everyone rider

Dressage whips are an indispensable tool for dressage riders, regardless of their level or experience. These whips are used to provide subtle instructions and corrections to the horse during dressage training and competitions. Here are some reasons why dressage whips are essential:

Precision and refinement:

Dressage is all about precision and refinement in the communication between rider and horse. A dressage whip helps refine the aids and makes it possible to give precise and subtle cues to the horse, such as asking for more collection or improving the side gaits.

Correction and stimulation:

Sometimes a rider needs an extra aid to correct or stimulate the horse to respond correctly to the aids. A dressage whip can be used to give light taps to get the horse's attention or to reward a correct response.

Collection improvement:

Dressage whips can be used to improve the collection and carrying of the horse. When used correctly, a dressage whip can help activate the horse and work its hindquarters, resulting in better balance and harmony in movement.

Training of young horses:

For young horses, a dressage whip can be a useful tool to teach them to respond to light leg and seat aids. Using a dressage whip can help them understand what is expected of them and encourage them to respond correctly to the rider's aids.

All in all, dressage whips play an important role in the training and development of dressage horses and riders. They provide an effective way to refine and improve communication between rider and horse, resulting in better harmony and performance in the dressage arena.

How long can your dressage whip be?

According to the dressage rules of the FEI (Fédération Equestre Internationale) and the KNHS (Royal Dutch Equestrian Sports Federation), a dressage whip may not be longer than 120 centimeters, including the flap. This is to ensure consistency and fair competition between riders during dressage competitions. Using a whip that is too long may be considered inappropriate and may result in penalties or disqualification during competitions. That is why it is important to always follow the rules regarding dressage whip length to avoid problems during training and competitions.

What levels do you have in dressage?

There are different levels within dressage that reflect the skills of riders and horses. From the beginner level (B) to the higher classes such as Light (L1/L2), Middle (M1/M2) and Heavy (Z1/Z2), increasingly advanced dressage exercises are introduced. For experienced riders there are the challenging ZZ-light and ZZ-heavy classes. Each level represents a progressive step in the development of dressage skills, focusing on precision, control and harmony between rider and horse.