🐴 Weaver Leather Breakaway Fuse (3-Pack): Ensure Safety for Horses with this Reliable Equestrian Essential Review

Excellent for repairing broken halters. My horses always lose their halters in the pasture and I usually find them some time later, often broken. These breakaway fuses are great for fixing old broken holsters and making them reusable for a while rather than just throwing them away.

Breakaway halters are great for preventing injury and it's good to be able to find replacements. This works for non-Weaver halters, but of course these must have a side piece (no poll piece, obviously you need a different halter for that if you have that type of halter). ).

I bought these to convert my regular nylon halter into a breakaway halter. I do not feel comfortable tying my horse to a nylon halter for safety reasons. Simply cut off a piece of nylon and replace that piece! I put a drop of CA on the screw before screwing it in, although I had never done this before, the screw worked loose and the halter fell off my horse.

My son's pony doesn't always like being caught and I don't like leaving the halter out in the pasture 24/7. I bought it to feel a little better. It took a bit of scissoring of the leather ends, but it transformed her soft mesh halter into a more secure ripped halter. If you're looking to add an extra layer of security to your existing halter, this is a great option.

These straps are designed for halters that have a small leather connector on one side of the halter - not those where the entire top strap is leather. They work well and include the necessary Chicago screws. The skin is thin, but it should be so that you can fold down the ties and make sure it breaks if something terrible happens and your grazing horse gets caught on something.

I used this fuse to replace my Lami Cell holsters and it worked just as well as the age rotted original fuses. The skin is elastic and easily takes the desired shape. They come with the necessary Chicago screws to attach them to the halter which also has a lovely decorative flower embossed into the metal which was an unexpectedly nice touch. You can hand tighten the Chicago screws, but to make sure they're tight, you'll need a flathead screwdriver to finish the job. I will happily order them…

Turns any halter into a breakaway. You're not limited to buying a limited set of special halters with a breakaway feature (leather straps around your neck, wicked). Cut off one of the short straps, connect the tear and you're done. Maximum five minutes. Before using the excerpts, I had four episodes where my horses got pinched by halters on a fence or tangled in a branch (a very serious one). After using the pauses I had two more similar episodes but the pauses worked. (FYI, I have transmitters

This was exactly what I was looking for to convert my unbreakable nylon halter into a tearaway halter! It was the perfect size and thickness - not too soft, but soft enough that I could leave a halter on my horse when he went out to pasture and not have to worry about it snagging on anything. Brass clasps can be a little tricky to tighten (they screw in, but there's only smooth metal on either side so it's hard to get a hold of) and you'll need to check them regularly to make sure they're still