Weaver Leather
Weaver Leather Basketweave Tooled Pulling Breast Collar - Chestnut Leather - Average Horse - 2-3/4" Width
- Vendor: Weaver Leather
Product description
A Harness-Style Pulling Collar That Anchors to Your Swell
Best for: Western riders looking for a tooled pulling breast collar that attaches at the saddle swell instead of the rigging dees.
The Weaver Leather Basketweave Tooled Pulling Breast Collar takes its shape from traditional harness pulling collars. Instead of clipping to the dees, two straps run up and attach to the swell of your saddle, which is how pulling collars are set up for ranch and trail riders who want the collar anchored at the front of the saddle.
Rich chestnut leather carries crisp basketweave tooling, and the collar tapers from a 2-3/4 inch width. Weaver finishes it with non-rust stainless steel hardware, so the buckles hold up to sweat, rain and barn dust.
This listing is sized for an average horse. As with any breast collar, set it so you can fit a flat hand between the collar and the chest, and make sure it sits above the point of the shoulder rather than across the windpipe.
Why Riders Choose the Basketweave Pulling Breast Collar
- Swell attachment — two straps fasten to the swell of your saddle
- Harness-inspired design — shaped after traditional pulling collars
- Chestnut leather — a warm color that pairs with most Western tack
- Basketweave tooling — classic Western detail across the collar
- Stainless steel hardware — non-rust buckles and fittings
- Tapered width — starts at 2-3/4 inches and narrows
Specifications
| Brand | Weaver Leather |
|---|---|
| Material | Chestnut leather with stainless steel hardware |
| Width | Tapers from 2-3/4" |
| Attachment | Two straps to the saddle swell |
| Size | Average Horse |
| Discipline | Western, ranch and trail |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How is a pulling breast collar different from a standard breast collar?
A standard breast collar usually clips to the rigging dees. The Weaver Leather pulling collar attaches with two straps to the swell of your saddle, following the design of traditional harness pulling collars.
Q: How should the collar fit?
Adjust it so you can slide a flat hand between the leather and your horse's chest, with the collar sitting above the point of the shoulder and clear of the windpipe. Check the fit again after your horse warms up.
Q: How do I care for the leather?
Wipe off sweat and dirt after riding and condition the leather regularly with a quality leather conditioner to keep it supple.
Weaver Leather Basketweave Tooled Pulling Breast Collar - Chestnut Leather - Average Horse - 2-3/4" Width
