Weaver Leather Designer Hardware Working Tack Headstalls
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On a warm blood horse, you should be able to use it, but I'm not sure about a small draft horse.
I thought I discovered them on the company's website. It's a nice pair of headphones.
My horse, too, is a draft horse cross with a large head and neck, standing 17 hands tall. Were you successful in finding a bridal and halter that fit your horse?
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Excellent quality, but too big for my 900-pound gaited horse. So I had to go back.
This head stall is of excellent quality and appearance, but it is too big for my horse. I'm going to have to give it back. I am very pleased with the quality of Weaver products and plan to order another head stall in the future.
I ordered the split ear and browband version to see if my opinion would change (perhaps the quality of the oil varies depending on the manufacturing staff?). They were both in the same ballpark. br>br>Perhaps it's because I've grown accustomed to heavily oiled and high-quality American-made tack over the years, but this headstall pales in comparison to Denis Moreland, Buckaroo leather, or Andrea Equine; it lacks suppleness and oil content, and the underside isn't burnished properly, leaving a scratchy and rough feel. br>br>I decided to give Weaver another chance and bought a latigo version of this headstall to see if it was a little more supple. Nope. Like a dog chew, it was even drier, rougher, and shriveled. I guess you get what you pay for. br>br>I suppose you get what you pay for. Save a little more money and look for a quality "heavy oiled" headstall from a brand similar to the ones I mentioned above (there are still plenty of great companies out there)! This is an investment piece that you will wear and feel on a daily basis. You'll get a thank-you note from your horse.
This is a high-quality head stall. The buckles and conchos by Jeremiah Watt add a nice touch to this sturdy piece of tack. Fits a 16 in a generously sized bag. 1 hand horse with plenty of room to spare; however, the browband could have used an extra inch. It goes well with the Weaver working cowboy's reins and collar.
The leather is of good quality, but I must warn you that the straps had to be adjusted to the shortest setting for my 15 hand quarter horse, who has an average sized head. Long straps were left on the side, which not only hung awkwardly, but also obscured the conchos and details at the headstall's bottom. If your horse has a good-sized head, this might be a good option.
It's stunning! And it's very softbr>Not stiff at allbr>Has the feel of well-worn oiled leatherbr>Can't wait to try it on my horse!.
The leather is extremely soft and pleasant to the touch. I also liked the color because it was exactly what I was looking for. Because my Mustang has a large head, finding the right bridle for him is difficult. These types of reviews are always extremely beneficial. I purchased the bridle based on a recommendation from someone who owns a Mustang with a large head, who said it fit perfectly. It's only been a day, but so far it's been great. I went for a ride the other day and had a great time.
This headstall is well-made and has a nice weight. Weaver is known for producing high-quality products, and this one is no exception.
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