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ReitenRight - Everyday Soundness - Premium Footing The most advanced arena rubber footing additive.

ReitenRight is a premium rubber footing additive designed to enhance the performance of your arena footing. Made from high-quality, natural rubber athletic mats, the open-celled structure creates natural elasticity, increasing cushion, reducing fatigue, relieving compaction, and increasing moisture retention. This low maintenance, high performance additive proves as an excellent choice for all dis

ciplines in both indoor and outdoor equestrian arenas. ReitenRight integrates seamlessly with new and existing sand arenas and pairs well with other additives, including textile, fiber addtive, and crumb rubber, making it a versatile solution for various footing concerns.

06/05/2026

The summer season is upon us and the new arena installs are in progress! Looking for a top-up or quote on a new install? Reach out to us at [email protected] to get your custom quote.

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06/02/2026

ReitenRight is a safe arena footing additive made from high‑performance rubber materials repurposed from premium yoga mats. These mats are made of a natural open-cell rubber free from PVC, phthalates, and harmful contaminants. ReitenRight is designed for equestrian environments where soil health, air quality, and long‑term safety for you and your horse.

05/29/2026

New Blog: Learn the difference between washed and unwashed arena sand and how each impacts equestrian footing, dust control, stability, and maintenance in indoor and outdoor arenas.

05/26/2026

When it comes to training horses, we often focus on things like technique, conditioning, and consistency, but one of the most important (and often overlooked) factors is right beneath us: the footing.

Good arena footing isn’t just about comfort, it’s about safety, longevity, and creating an environment where both horse and rider can perform at their best.

🏇 Why Footing Matters
The right training surface helps absorb concussion, provide grip, and support proper movement. Poor footing, on the other hand, can lead to unnecessary strain on joints, soft tissues, and hooves, increasing the risk of injury over time.

🔍 What Makes Good Footing?
A well-balanced arena surface should offer:
• Stability – so horses feel secure pushing off and landing
• Cushion – to help absorb impact without being too deep
• Consistency – even footing across the entire arena reduces surprises
• Traction – enough grip to prevent slipping without locking the hoof

Most arenas use a combination of sand with additives like fiber, rubber, or textiles to fine-tune these characteristics. The key is balance; too deep, and horses fatigue quickly; too hard, and there’s more concussion on joints.

05/21/2026

Common Types of Horse Arena Footing: A Complete Guide to Choosing the Right Surface

Choosing the right arena footing is one of the most important decisions for horse owners and facility managers. The footing you select directly affects your horse’s performance, safety, maintenance costs, and long-term durability of your arena.

In this guide, we’ll break down the most common arena footing materials, explain how popular arena footing additives work, and help you understand how to choose the best solution for your specific needs.

Visit our new blog post at the link in our Bio

05/20/2026

Spring is here and summer is just around the corner. Time to top-up on your additives! ReitenRight can be blended with sand or added to a fiber blended arena. Give your arena cushion and moisture control to perform at its best this summer!

Reach out to us for an arena quote today!

05/16/2026

Arena Cushioning & Impact Absorption: Created by the natural open-cell structure allowing compression and rebound. Creating compressible space within the footing is the key to great cushioning. The additive footing provides small, responsive zones into which the energy of a hoof-strike can be captured. The elastic characteristics of ReitenRight’s exclusive natural rubber blend rebounds back after the initial impact, giving your horse a noticeable spring in its step.

05/14/2026

🍃 Made with Natural Rubber and free of harsh chemicals like polyvinyl chloride and phthalates, keeping you and your horse safe.

🌟 Founded upon the principle of Everyday Soundness, creating footing to support movement and soundness.

♻ Built with the purpose to find a Next-Life solution for high performance yoga mats.

05/12/2026

Why Footing Matters: The footing layer plays a critical role in equine soundness, performance, and safety. Poor footing can increase concussion, fatigue, dust, and long‑term injury risk. Arena footing additives improve the physical properties of sand by creating elastic space, stabilizing impact forces, and reducing compaction.

ReitenRight was developed to be a safe and sustainable solution for these footing problems using natural open celled rubber.

05/11/2026

How Does ReitenRight help reduce Dust?
✔️Open-cell structure retains moisture
✔️Natural rubber density stays blended in sand
✔️Made with Antimicrobial salt
⭐️Customers notice up to 50% reduction in need for watering

ReitenRight’s open-cell design retains moisture in your arena to minimize dust and reduce the need for watering. Our natural rubber material is more dense than typical rubbers/ foams allowing the additive it to stay better blended within the sand (key to retaining moisture longer).
Our footing is also made with a antimicrobial salt that prevents any adverse affects from dust suppressants.

Address

Eastern States Exposition, 1305 Memorial Ave
West Springfield, MA

Telephone

1.877.275.1598

Website

http://www.reitenright.com/

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