Weaver Leather Austin Collection

$ 47.95

Score By Feature

Based on 30 ratings

Value for money

8.84

Packaging

9.23

Satisfaction

8.80

Delivery

9.21

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Product Description

The brown leather of this English Bridle Bag is exceptional

The Nickel Brass Spots have been Etched

A horseshoe-shaped bolt made by the Jeremiah Watt Hardware Company

This product is made by Weaver Leather Mountain. A town in Ohio named Hope

Questions & Answers

How does the ear piece move on the single? Is it fixed or can it slide? Where have I seen a review that says that it does not?

There is no reason for it to slide, that's

These are listed as roper reins, but they are actually split reins. Can you tell me what kind they are?

You may select roper reins or split reins depending on which you want. Unfortunately, no photo is included with the listing of roper reins, but they are available in both styles.

Could this be sized to fit a person with a large head? There is a lot of head on my horse. ?

A horse headstall is the one I have.

Selected User Reviews For Weaver Leather Austin Collection

I liked the way it looked, and the horse liked it too

5/5

It is very easy It looks good, and even without a throat latch the latch is more secure than you'd think. Then, it's just a case of inserting your bit right over the horse's head once the bit size is determined. It is much better than the browband type headstall for my Missouri Fox Trotter. A thick, supple leather makes this wallet an excellent choice. You can use the clip-on quick change split rein when using the clip on quick change rein.

Zachariah Martinez

| Dec 10, 2020

I love the look of this I love the look of this On the headstall, the earpiece is held in place by screws mounted on metal attachments

5/5

You have to start by unscrewing them and then locking them tight or they'll come off. Except for that, I like it a lot.

Meghan Pineda

| Jul 09, 2020

The height of 7' is not quite accurate

3/5

This necklace was purchased to match the bridle of my daughter. Using it on the longest setting, it measured 6'7" in length without the single quick change clip. There is a 14. In my daughter's class. This horse is a five-hand quarterhorse with a blanket that measures 75”. This rein was around her horses neck so she had to ride it with her hand on the rein. There's just no way she can wear it. A few inches might make a world of difference, I guess. This rein is quite nice for the price, though you may want to use some bailing twine to sure they fit. If you buy these, make sure you use bridle twine and tie them off at 6'7" to ensure they are of the right length.