Size Guide

Rope Halters

Choosing the right halter size is essential to ensure your horse's comfort and safety. A well-fitted halter allows for clear communication while avoiding unnecessary pressure points.

How to measure your horse

Using a flexible measuring tape:
1. Measure around the nose (approximately 2 fingers below the cheekbone).
2. Measure the length of the head: from the corner of the mouth to behind the ears.
3. Then compare your measurements with the table below.

Size	Horse Type
Pony	Small ponies and young horses
Cob / Arabian	Large ponies, small horses, Arabians
Horse (Full)	Most horses
Large Horse (Warmblood / Light Draft)	Larger horses or those with wide heads

 

Fitting Tips

• The halter knot should sit approximately 2 fingers below the cheekbone.
• The noseband should not be too low or too tight.
• The halter should be adjusted without pinching or rubbing.

Important:

It is the customer's responsibility to choose the correct size before purchase. We recommend carefully checking your horse's measurements before ordering.

 

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Mohair Cinch Straps

 

🔑 For their comfort: An ill-fitting cinch can cause irritation, rubbing, or pressure points. A comfortable horse = a happy horse.

🏇 For their performance: A suitable cinch allows for natural movement and optimal breathing, essential for physical exertion.

I invite you to watch this video before ordering a cinch:

How to properly measure your horse before buying a cinch? 🐴

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