🐎 Premium Weaver Leather Silvertip #95 Clip-on Rope Halter for Secure Equine Handling Review

I bought this halter for my new horse. Once you've adjusted it to your horse's head, it's easy to put on and take off. I bought one for my old horse about 4 years ago, this halter still works.

Very nice halter and leash that looks good too. It can be a little fiddly when untied, but if you don't use it often on horses of widely varying sizes and don't have to adjust it often, you'll be happy with it.

I have a small horse and a large horse and it was difficult for me to put a rope halter on. The Mustang clip makes it a sure winner. It is very easy to put on and take off and holds up well. Highly recommended!

This one fits just right and was a good size. I was concerned about whether it would change and how much. like some. Feet were very helpful. Works well, well done. would definitely recommend this. I like this one much better than the one we have of the same kind.

Great halters! I bought a similar one from an expensive horse trainer for double the price of this one. I think he bought them and upped the price claiming he made them himself lol. The clip is very convenient - no need to tie knots. Strong rope and knots provide better control than a halter. Ideal for mules, donkeys and horses.

My husband and I love these halters. I have multiple sclerosis and dexterity issues and these halters are SO easy and quick to put on and take off. Although they are for medium to large sized "As they are designed for Quarter Horses they are also suitable for smaller horses to use safely so you can use them interchangeably between horses. They are also very beautiful. I have had many compliments from friends and my vets. My first one was like that to me Glad I bought a second one.The turquoise…

I have found the hook halter to be much easier to use, especially with youngsters who often don't have the patience to stand up to tie. With the hook, you can just zip it up and work on patience as needed. I saw a lot of young people running away during the draw, which could lead to more problems in the future. I understand the safety associated with using non-metal halters, but there is also a safety factor associated with catching. I've tried converting halters to hooks but cost $8 or more…