Western CP Fleece Lined Hackamore with Curb Strap
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Western CP Fleece Lined Hackamore with Curb Strap
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Western Adjustable Fleece Lined Leather Noseband Hackamore Bit
Fleece-lined, adjustable leather noseband and heavy curb chain. 7 1/2" cheeks. Leather color may vary from light brown to light tan.
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Horse (800-1100 lb.)
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SLT731329
171310
641997015877
4.1 / 5.0
42 Reviews
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Great product, great price
Loved it! Had to adjust it on the smallest size for my arab, but works great without irritating the horse. Looks exactly like the photo.
August 13, 2018
Purchased
Great value
Gentle hackmore for that easy to handle,horse that needs a bitless bridle with a little more whoa. My trail horses are much happier packing begginers along the paths with these short shanked soft fit hackmore. Highly recommend. I own 6 and find they are very durable.
June 9, 2018
Purchased
Using for my mini. Works well.
March 7, 2018
Purchased
Great hack even for us English riders...
I have been regularly using this hack since early August. My only issue was the color (pic is true to color - very light) since my jumper tack is all Havana. Got out the oil (Fiebings Prime Neatsfoot Compound) and BAM instant leather darkening! I was SO EXCITED. It got so soft and so perfectly dark I about lost my noggin. Now, after just two applications of oil, the hack matches my tack perfectly. The best part? Everyone wants to buy it off me. (Of course I shared my secret with my friends!)So, just a warning, if you have light brown/chestnut/oakbark tack, don't go the dark oil route. If you have Havana and (like me) have been frustrated trying to find something of decent quality that doesn't make your credit card cry, just buy this and a little tub of oil.Regarding the durability, the dang thing looks perfectly new after a thirty-second rub down. The fleece is plump and soft, the hardware is excellent and the leather is tough. You just can't regret it, especially for the price!
Great Hackamore
The hackamore is a bit stiff, but that will change as it gets used more. It gives our Tennessee Walker more control and allows us to communicate with her more effectively.
Great deal
This hackamore is a great buy. It's affordable priced, but it feels very high quality.. I only gave durability a 4 because I don't yet know about that, but from the feel and look of it, I expect it to last.
Great Hackamore!
I love this Hackamore! My stubborn Paint that doesn't like to stop loves this piece and will stop on a dime. This piece works really well and the horses i ride seem really responsive to this particular Hackamore.
Bought another!
I wrote a review for this hackamore in 2012, and recently had to purchase another one for my mare (irresponsible rider friend left her bridle where it could get ruined) and I am more impressed with this one than I am with the last one I purchased! It is so nice and pliable, right from the package, easy to adjust, and a BEAUTIFUL golden brown color. Fleece is thick and fluffy. Will definitely buy again if I need another!!
We love it!
We purchased our first Hackamore over a year and half ago and chose this one because of the price to see if it would help out our little mare with a mouth issue. We soon found it being used on all of our other 5 horses to see if it was as effective on them. All the horses are seasoned trail horses and really needed little bit control. It worked so well and the horses seemed so happy we have purchased one for each horse. Even my 5 y/o niece and 7 & 9 y/o nephews use it them with great confidence and pride. It is durable and adjusts easily and we love the fleece lining that is gentle on the nose.
Great hackamore!
I use this hackamore for trail riding and it's really great! It's got a nice weight to it not to heavy or light just right for my mare. The leather on it was slightly darker than pictured but that's not a big deal to me I actually prefer the slightly darker leather anyway. I get a great response from my mare with it. It fits her tiny Arab head just fine even though I do have to use it on the very last holes none of the straps get in way of anything. Overall good hackamore, nice cushiony fleece and a good quality hackamore. I like it alot!
Not very impressed.
I was so excited to buy this little hack, until I pulled it out of the box. It's very stiff, big, and the fleece is very thin. Because it's so big, it slides like crazy around the noses of my horses. I really hate that this didn't work for me. :/
Average...
I haven't had much chance to use this because the headstall I ordered to go with it didn't work for my Quarab. The product seems to be of fair quality. The curb chain is fine and can be used on another bit if needed. The cheek pieces are stamped out aluminum (I think) and indestructible. The nose band is stiff and flat and does not want to curve no matter how much it is oiled. The fleece is not very thick. I will probably get a different nose band.
OK for a larger horse...
I ordered this hackamore to use with the Silver Fox Raised Snaffle Bridle Chestnut (Cob Size) on my 14hh Quarab. Unfortunately both items are far too large for him. I don't think it will be possible to adjust it small enough for him.The hackamore is nicely made, but the padding it not really as thick as I would like. The leather is very stiff and pale right out of the box. Unfortunately for me, I oiled it right away so can't send it back. When oiled, it does darken up and matches the chestnut colored headstall perfectly.I will probably use the headstall and the hackamore as a spare bridle for my 16hh mule.
Great, apperance doesnt hold up
Don't get me wrong, I LOVE this and its the only thing I use on my Arabian gelding. it fits him perfectly, but I had to use a different curb strap as this one was long.its a kind of sude-ish material, not leather, and after using it and getting it sweaty, is hard to get fresh and clean, or in burrs, where it holds them like they pay rent.
Good but runs small!!
This hack anode is too small for my quarter horse, who wears an average-sized halter. So I put it on my pony... And we still had to adjust it as big as it would go! And I do know how to fit a hackamore--been using this type for years. The quality is better than the last brand I bought, but I can't recommend it for even an average-sized horse, since it is so tiny!
So happy that I switched from a bit to this - and I would quests my leopard app is even happier
good product for the price
these hackamores seem to hold up pretty good. I love using them in the winter and on trails where I don't really need a bit.
Waste of money
I cannot recommend that thing... idea is great but doesn't work, at least not for me. I tried all kind of reining but it always put pressure on the horse's 'wrong' side, #e.g. the horse gets pressure on the right side instead of the left side when you rein to the right #. And pulling the rein made my horse through the head up instead of stopping LOL
not a problem!
I needed a cheap hackamore to try on my horse because I wanted to see how she would do on a hackamore.the chin strap AND the nose band are adjustable!!absolutely amazing.iv used it a few times.the nose band dosen't rub her at all which of course I love! the fleece on the nose band I'm not sure how long will last BUT if you are looking for a hackmore to try on your horse get this one you will be impressed!!
Tried & True
I first worked with these hackamores in '97. The trail stable used these on the majority of their horses, never had any problems. I've been using them on both my horses for the last 5 years. My mare says the fleece makes her nose itchy (or that's the excuse she uses when she rubs on me#. I tried 4 different bits #and spent way too much money# on my gelding before trying this out of desperation. Turns out he behaves better when using the hackamore over a variety of bits #everything from Tom Thumb, to Rollers#. He has a huge head which still fits into the hackamore! He tries to chew on anything within reach when he's annoyed... I wouldn't say this hackamore is the problem with the other reviews I read. Definately worth the money. The only thing I found is that I put a nylon curb chain on because my horses love to play in water and the leather breaks after that kind of abuse #oiling and cleaning would probably prevent that, but I'm not that kind of person)!
Cheap Material
I used this only a couple times and it started to fall apart, the fleece was cheap and thin. It is better than a bit, but I would invest in something that lasts. (I recommend the Reinsman Little S Flat Leather Nose Hackamore it works wonders!)
Did not like
Cheap, thin "fleece" on noseband. Shanks tended to point in (like another reviewer talked about) and horse would chew on them and toss head.Not very good quality. I was disappointed.
Don't buy this...Horse did not like.
Did not fit my Paint horse. Felt cheap and too narrow. Poor quality. The shanks had a tendency to point 'inwards' and enter into the sides of her mouth. Metal 'edges' where it attaches to hackmore were very sharp, and had the seesawing and cutting effect on my headstall which could be a disaster on the trail. Felt like it was NOT safe for horse or rider. You get what you pay for. Save your money and get a better quality one.
Hackamore
Great product i use it on my mare and Stallion they both respect it
great
its very great i wish it was more like $15.00 though but its so much better for the horse than a bit if your horse can respond to a hackamore its a lot softer than a bosal i personally love them also great for a horse that wont open its mouth
Great Product!
I've owned 2 of these and I absolutely LOVE them. The adjustable nose makes for a wide variety fit, the fleece for comfort, and it gives great control. My barrel horse will listen to nothing else!
Good price for a good hackamore
We use this hackamore on Tecolote's appendix mare Cat. She is a lesson horse who is also competing in dressage, so we wanted to make sure nobody messed up her mouth during training, so we are using this. Let me first say, it is awesome. There are a few problems. The strap that goes over the padded part likes to slip over the pad, almost falling off. When Cat gets bored she also likes to chew the shanks. However, it is great because you can easily perform a one-rein stop and also you can turn her better than if you were using a traditional hackamore. Great buy! Wish it cost a little less though.
Absolutely AWESOME
I absolutely love this hackamore! I thought it was exactly like one that I had for my mare in the past, but this one is way better quality! I love how padded the nose strap is, and the supple softness of the leather. This product is SO worth the price!
Works Well
i just bought this hackamore to see if my horse would behave in a hackamore (he can be a bit hyper) and it worked really well! I think I am going to exchange the noseband with a flat curb strap for just for a little more kick, but even with the wide noseband he did fine. I was able to get his head down in it and for the first time he didn't have trouble picking up his left lead (maybe I was doing something wrong with the bit?) !!! I also tried a mechanical hackamore on him which he HATED, but he likes this hackamore. Overall a good product :)
Love this Hackamore!
Very nice quality for the price and when properly adjusted, gives a great fit and ride. There were some fine sharp edges on the rings, but with just a little sanding, they smoothed out perfectly.
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i love this hackamore!! it looks soooo good on "my" horse! he is extremly responsive in it and he's only 4! i only put 4 stars for pet aproval becas when i first started riding him with it in barrels he shook his head sorta foroshusly and the rein flipped on top of his head... i fixed that problem right away. and know he loves it!
Not what it seems
The fleece seems nice but it slid around & didn't fit to well ended up returning it :/
Nice Mild Hackamore
Love this hackamore! I'm on my second in 10 years...hint, if you leave it hanging on a nail out in the rain all winter, the nose piece ain't gonna last. Anyway, it seems pretty mild, compared to a swivel shank type hack, with more control than just a halter and leadrope or sidepull. Horses broke to a curb are comfortable and relaxed in it. It's what I reach for when I just want to have a glass of wine and plink around in the pasture bareback without worrying about hauling on anyone's mouth. A couple of my horses like to "lean" into it a bit if we go out on the road or trail with it, but nothing out of control, and I swapped the curb chain with a flat chin strap. Will always have one of these hanging in the tackroom!
Great price but poor manufacturing
This Hackamore works fine but we had to file the edges of the steel because with the use when moving the shanks with the reins the steel would cut slowly like a knife throuh the headstall attachment and when the leather breaks your hackamore would fall off the horses head and you could have a serious accident!!!!! The manufacturer of this Hackamore should change this or take it off the market for safety reasons!!!!If you have one <i recommend to put some latex tape around the holes where the headstall is attached to the hackamore so it wonÂt cut through the leather of the headstall.
best thing to use for starting a young horse
You need a smaller headstall for this to fit on the bridge of the nose where it should go.If you fit it to your horse correctly, there are no problems. For starting a horse, just replace the noseband with another curbchain, then you will have all the control you need without hurting your horse's mouth. I have been starting horses like this for years.
hack!!
personally i love this hack!! its great... alot of people complain about how it moves around on their nose.... when i first got this hac it did bit i started rubbin oils in it and constantly shaping it and was perfect didnt move on my horses nose..... this has been wonderful i can use it on my horse that i have only been riding for a few months and on my show jumper over any jump with no problem.. ive even barrel raced in it and did great... totally recommend!!
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These are the lowest price i've EVER seen. They can get over $100!
Great
I only use this on my horse they listen and ez on their nose
Litte dissapointed
I was a little let down at how this hackamore worked. When I rode with it, I found that it slid around around the nose back and forth when I pulled on the reins. I never use this hackamore anymore. When I ride, I just use a normal bit or a rope halter. My horses (I have 3) didn't listen to me in this hackamore.
hack
this hackamore is awesome! it looks lust like it is un the picture.. and it has loads of cushion on it it looks great you can adjust it to any size... it works on any horse its not too gentle but not harsh its great what any rider could dream for!!!!!!
Very Nice!
Very Nice Hackamore! My BFF bought this hackmore for her gelding and she and her horse love it! It is also so good for my green broke Paint! It is gentle yet still helps me control him!
TB
i have a TB and i works well but i have to put it on a pony setting because of his head is so small
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I have a problem with it rolling around the nose any suggestions?
BEST ANSWER: possible solutions. First make sure it fits tight enought on the nose and above the soft nostral tissue. Also use winder straps on the sides, we attach ours with bit hangers onto the alters. Sometimes I have had to bend the nose band to shape it better for a smaller nose horse. Oil it heavy if you don't mind it getting darker and maybe strap it on to a coffee can or something smaller if your horse is really small to get it to shape to the nose better. Good luck!
I did some of those things and it seemed to help, I guess I was afraid of making it to tight. But she responded well tonight. Thank you
BEST ANSWER: possible solutions. First make sure it fits tight enought on the nose and above the soft nostral tissue. Also use winder straps on the sides, we attach ours with bit hangers onto the alters. Sometimes I have had to bend the nose band to shape it better for a smaller nose horse. Oil it heavy if you don't mind it getting darker and maybe strap it on to a coffee can or something smaller if your horse is really small to get it to shape to the nose better. Good luck!
I did some of those things and it seemed to help, I guess I was afraid of making it to tight. But she responded well tonight. Thank you
If your curb chain is too loose it might allow the rig to slip, but I have not experienced that. Keeping the nose pad and headstall leads tightened to a snug, but not too snug, fit should preclude this from happening. If the horse throws its head around quite a bit, try tying a leather lanyard from the curb chain back to the headstall retainer.
I treated mine with a leather conditioner and formed the leather with my hands to get a better fit. But it sounds like its not adjusted properly. May need to tighten nose piece and chin strap maybe even side cheek pieces on the bridle. I love mine has made a world of difference on my paint mare.
Make sure it is not hanging too low. If it hangs below the cartilage of the sides of the bridge of the nose your horse will feel as though you are shutting his air off. This type of bit should fit more like a halter. Other than that I can't figure out what you mean by rolling around?
Not sure what you mean by "rolling around the nose" but if adjusted correctly and the chin strap is tight enough it should not move from side to side. If you are having to pull your horse (direct rein) to steer then it is not ready ready for a hackamore.
Mine did that for a couple rides but once i tightened it and it became a bit more seasoned it rode fine.
Yes that was the problem, I was afraid of getting it to tight but that was it. After tightening it she worked much better. Thanks for the tip.
I have not had this issue have you tried putting it higher on the face?
Yes that was also a problem, I am used to conventional hacks, this one is a little different. Thank you for your help
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This hackamore works well on my quarter horse mare, but the sides of the headstall run just below and too close to her eyes, and even more so when I pull back on the reins. I've tried lengthening the hackamore nose-band so the it sits lower (vertically, not horizontally down her face), but the sides of the headstall are still too close to her eyes. Any suggestions or how to fix this? I'm using a western browband headstall with a throatlatch.
BEST ANSWER: i would try lowering the browband closer to the horses eye and have the throatlatch pretty snug to better hold the headstall in place. also your chin strap may be too loose and making too much play when you pull the reins.
BEST ANSWER: i would try lowering the browband closer to the horses eye and have the throatlatch pretty snug to better hold the headstall in place. also your chin strap may be too loose and making too much play when you pull the reins.
I use a thin nylon headstall I purchased from here and it seems to do ok I know my leather western head stall I used didn't seem to fit quite right with it
Sorry Joanne, I have not even tried this hackamore. Due to family obligations, I have been tied up with my ailing mother, and there has been no time.
Sorry I bought this and never used it.
You need a wider browband.
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Is it good for English also?
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on Aug 2, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The answer is yes and no. I ride dressage and I use it on my mare. She has a tooth issue and cannot have a bit in her mouth. This hackamore works great, and we both love it. However, it is not legal for showing in dressage. I don't think it is legal for English (hunt seat) either. It may be legal for Jumpers, (I think other hackamores are). However, it is not legal in Hunters. So, if you want it for pleasure riding English, yes. I find that I can effectively ride dressage with it. If you want to show your horse in it, the answer is no.
BEST ANSWER: The answer is yes and no. I ride dressage and I use it on my mare. She has a tooth issue and cannot have a bit in her mouth. This hackamore works great, and we both love it. However, it is not legal for showing in dressage. I don't think it is legal for English (hunt seat) either. It may be legal for Jumpers, (I think other hackamores are). However, it is not legal in Hunters. So, if you want it for pleasure riding English, yes. I find that I can effectively ride dressage with it. If you want to show your horse in it, the answer is no.
The exact same product is sold under English gear so I would think so. I really like it. I have a responsive horse, so I would make sure your horse is well trained on a snaffle before using it though. Good luck.
Yes, the hackamore will work for both Western and English. All three of our horses have different head stalls but the same hackamore. It is kind of stiff so takes a little breaking in though.
I bought this hackamore and love it for western pleasure riding. I'm not educated in the specs of English riding but as far as control, I would recommend it. Hope that helps!
This would be mainly used for speed riding or trail I believe. I personally would not use it for English but you would have to do some resae
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How long are the shanks?
BEST ANSWER: Hi Cindy, mine is out in the barn but off the top of my head I'd say about 3 inches or so. They are the shortest I have come across. Its a nice mild hackamore my mare does really well in it.
BEST ANSWER: Hi Cindy, mine is out in the barn but off the top of my head I'd say about 3 inches or so. They are the shortest I have come across. Its a nice mild hackamore my mare does really well in it.
I think they are 6 or 7 inches. I never really took a tape to them.
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Which English hackamore bridle will this go best with?
BEST ANSWER: Light leather hack that can be easily stained to match any bridle
BEST ANSWER: Light leather hack that can be easily stained to match any bridle
Normal horse size, but sometimes you need shorter creek pieces.
This could serve as the noseband for most English bridles.
I don't know, I ride western, sorry.
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Are the shanks on this stainless steel, or are they something else?
BEST ANSWER: I cannot say for sure what metal it is because I cannot find any engraving on it saying what it is. However, I have had mine for some time now and the metal has not discolored, stained, rusted, bent or shown any other undesirable characteristics. In fact, it still looks quite classy on my horse. The metal is heavy and quite substantial like good bits I also have. I like that the noseband can be adjusted in addition to any adjustments I can make on the headstall to which I attached it. That adjustment helped me to get it in the proper position on my horse for his comfort and my adequate control.
BEST ANSWER: I cannot say for sure what metal it is because I cannot find any engraving on it saying what it is. However, I have had mine for some time now and the metal has not discolored, stained, rusted, bent or shown any other undesirable characteristics. In fact, it still looks quite classy on my horse. The metal is heavy and quite substantial like good bits I also have. I like that the noseband can be adjusted in addition to any adjustments I can make on the headstall to which I attached it. That adjustment helped me to get it in the proper position on my horse for his comfort and my adequate control.
Yes I believe they are stainless steel.
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Do you think this could be adjusted to fit up to 12" for the nose?
BEST ANSWER: This is sized for average horses approximately 800-1100 lbs, if your horse is in that weight range.
BEST ANSWER: This is sized for average horses approximately 800-1100 lbs, if your horse is in that weight range.
sorry heavent used it yet
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Does it come in different colors?
A shopper
on Feb 12, 2018
BEST ANSWER: We only offer this item in one color. However the leather color may vary from light brown to light tan.
BEST ANSWER: We only offer this item in one color. However the leather color may vary from light brown to light tan.
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does this come in a darker brown?
BEST ANSWER: Unfortunately this item only comes in this light colored leather.
BEST ANSWER: Unfortunately this item only comes in this light colored leather.
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