Weaver Leather Nylon Half Breed Billet - 1 3/4" x 72" Black

Durable Nylon Half Breed Billet Built for Everyday Riding

The Weaver Leather Nylon Half Breed Billet gives you a reliable, no-fuss connection between your saddle rigging and latigo. Made from heavy-duty nylon webbing with pre-punched holes for easy adjustment, this billet is built to handle daily use without stretching or fraying. At 1 3/4" x 72", it's sized to work with most western saddles and standard latigo widths.

Weaver Leather has been crafting dependable tack hardware for over 40 years, and this billet reflects that same workmanship. The black finish resists fading, and the reinforced holes won't tear out under cinch tension. Whether you're riding trail, working cattle, or schooling in the arena, this billet keeps your rigging secure ride after ride.

Why Riders Choose the Weaver Nylon Half Breed Billet

• Heavy-duty nylon construction — Won't stretch, rot, or weaken like traditional leather billets, even with exposure to sweat and weather.
• Pre-punched adjustment holes — Makes cinching quick and precise, with reinforced edges that resist tearing under load.
• Standard 1 3/4" width — Compatible with most western saddle rigging and latigo straps for a secure, balanced fit.
• 72" length — Provides plenty of adjustment range for different horse builds and cinch styles.
• Fade-resistant black finish — Maintains a clean, professional appearance even after years of hard use.
• Trusted Weaver Leather quality — Backed by over four decades of manufacturing experience and riders who depend on their gear daily.

Best For

Western riders looking for a low-maintenance alternative to leather billets who need reliable rigging hardware that won't stretch, crack, or require constant conditioning.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Will this billet work with my existing western saddle and latigo?

Yes, the Weaver Leather Nylon Half Breed Billet is designed to work with standard western saddle rigging. At 1 3/4" wide, it fits most latigo straps and dee rings. The 72" length gives you plenty of adjustment range for different horse sizes and cinch positions.

Q: How does nylon compare to leather for a half breed billet?

Nylon offers several advantages — it won't stretch over time, doesn't require oiling or conditioning, and handles sweat and moisture without rotting or cracking. Many working riders prefer nylon billets for daily use because they're virtually maintenance-free and outlast traditional leather in wet or high-sweat conditions.

Q: Can I use this billet in both front and back rigging positions?

Absolutely. This billet works equally well in front or rear rigging positions on your saddle. The reinforced holes and heavy-duty nylon construction handle the load in either placement, making it a versatile choice for riders who need reliable hardware across different saddle setups.