Weaver Leather Diamond Braid Rope Halter, Average Horse

Good quality as usual

Very soft, comfortable halter. Not really ideal for training, so if you need a rope halter for training instead of preference, I would go for something more stiff with more knots on the noseband. The brass tips on the end of the tie did come off before I had even used it once, but they're not necessarily needed. I've used it plenty without them.The only issue I have is I don't use this on the horse I bought it for. I use it on an American Grade Draft weighing about 1700lbs and it fits her perfectly. The noseband and chin strap part of the halter were much too big for my 1200lb warmblood mare. That portion of the halter isn't adjustable so if it doesn't fit your horse, it will ride up and catch them in the eye if they're lowering their head for grass and you're trying to teach them not to.

Nice halter, just not as stiff as I was expecting. Feels like it almost has some stretch to it.

GR8 deal for the price & proper use. There seems to be several comments about this halter not being a good training halter. It's NOT a good training halter, but the description doesn't state that it is. A training halter will usually be smaller diameter, much stiffer, & usually have 4 knots instead of 2, to apply pressure to the nose for direction & correction. This is exactly what it says it is, a big diameter, soft rope, general usage halter. I haven't had them long enough to say anything about how they hold up, but they are exactly what I expected them to be, other than BIG! I would NOT say they are for an average size horse unless the horses is warmblood size! LOL. I have quarter horses, not known for big heads, & the halters are pulled up with well over a foot of rope hanging past the knot.

There are 2 problems with this halter: 1. No quality control. We have twice had to return one of these because it was not knotted properly and was unuseable. 2. This halter used to be made of a nice soft but not slick rope material. It felt and tied like good cotton rope and stayed in place. Now the halters are made of a slick 'poly' material that does not stay in place. The halter is continually slipping and loosening, even if there is no extra pressure put on it. We used to buy this type of halter regularly, but we won't buy it again.

I had a rope halter that finally wore out after years of it being my most used halter. I didnt remember the brand or where I got it. anyway I ordered this one to replace it. and after a couple weeks it was coming untied at the bottom and across the front. also material started to fray

Bought this halter to do ground work in but it stretches so much that when she pulls, the halter is almost off her. I've tightened it about as much as it can go but I think it might just not be the best quality halter.

Really like these training halters. They’re made well and the colors are pretty. I got teal and orange for my yearling I have to double tie it to fit her but it working well. Also got one black for my colt!

Se va estirando y se va haciendo grande, enrcada vez le queda más flojo al caballo

Well made. Bright. And good value.

As above

colours are bright, it fits well and has held up so far!

Love the color, is very comfortable and soft. Almost too soft as when you apply pressure it stretches a bit. Easily adjustable. Be careful when you put the halter on as the metal end on the tie can hit you in the face lol