Fabtron Cotton Rope Halter
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Buy 2 or more, each at $17.65 $17.27 $16.89
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Fabtron Cotton Rope Halter
Some things should just never change. Fabtron’s time tested cotton rope halter, like the one that grandpa used to use, is fully adjustable and provides you with outstanding control and fit for your horse. Made with custom brass plated hardware.
Features:
Fully adjustable Outstanding control and fit for your horse
Item Specifications:
Materials:
Cotton
Brass plated hardware
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I am looking for a really soft rope halter. How soft is this halter?
A shopper on Jan 8, 2017
Best Answer: It is not soft. The rope is rather stiff. I would not recommend it if you are seeking a soft, pliable halter right out of the package. That being said, washing it in the washing machine and use will soften it somewhat. It is also thicker rope than most other rope halters, but I have large equines. I hope this helps.
It is not very soft. It is basic utility rope, flexible but not soft. Mine also tends to twirl up and not lay right. The latch is handy and quick. I use it for bathing mostly. For the price it is a good basic halter for around the barn.
To be honest this was not a very soft rope to me. But, I too like the way it was constructed. One of my horses has a very large head so I tried one for a Mustang and it worked great.
It's very soft. Unfortunately the attachment hardware at the upper part of the halter isn't designed right. Which makes it difficult to put on and off.
It's quite stiff, not really soft, at least when it is still relatively new. I don't know how much it will soften up. That said, I love the halter.
This is not a small halter. I purchased this for my POA and it was way to big. Plus it is not soft. It's very sift.
Its not that soft. Its not any softer then the nylon halters. Nicely made the real old type halters. I like it.
It is stiff at first, but you can soften it by soaking it in water with fabric softener. Great halter!
This halter is really soft. Seems a better buy than poly.
Do you think a yearling size would adjust small enough to fit a larger (300lbs) mini?
Best Answer: Ashley, I would contact Fabtron direct to ask about size. They are super helpful - I ordered three of the large, and they do not fit the huge heads of my American Mammoth Jackstock. I contacted the company and they are willing to make some for my XL kids....I will use the ones I ordered for my smaller headed equines.
These halters run large with plenty of room for adjustment. It should work out fine forwhat you need.
I bought it the my mini mule who is about 400 lbs. And it adjusted fine.
Just my opinion, but I think it would be too large, , ,
I found this halter to have ample adjust, and good fit.
I don't know if I should get average or large. I have a big headed Tennessee Walker and a Friesian Dutch Warmblood cross. How do I size it?
Best Answer: Yearling or cob size is for horses approximately 500-800 lbs. Average size is for horses approximately 800-1100 lbs. Large size is for horses approximately 1100-1500 lbs.
I would go with large. that's what I bought and I have 2 quarter horses with average heads. I think the large is a good bet for you. they are stiff but with wear I think they will soften up. for the price I think they are a good buy
The large would be the choice for your fresian cross. TWH I might try regular horse but it depends. If you were looking at a bridle would you get a warmblood size for him?
Thanks for your replies. I think large would be the best choice.
It is adjustable, but I would get a large for your horses
can you get different colors ?
A shopper on Jan 7, 2016
Best Answer: The site referred your question to me, but I am not able to answer about inventory. I am a customer just like your self. I was not happy with this product it was cheaply constructed. Good Luck
No. It only comes in the off white color.
nope - they are unbleached cotton but resistant to dirt
I have only found the natural.
can the metal get hot in hot Arizona sun ? where does it adjust from ?
A shopper on Nov 24, 2014
Best Answer: I live in Florida and I have not found the metal to get hot.
Metal fittings on halters could possibly be a concern in extreme heat. This halter adjusts both under the jaw and under the right ear by sliding the cotton rope through the buckle.
I wouldn't expect the buckle to get any hotter than the hardware on any other halter. The halter can be adjusted on the right hand size(opposite the buckle), but not easily.
THe adjustment comes from the upper area and some under the chin. I feel the metal can get warm on any halter when in the sun.
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