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Rope halter Fiador
Rope halter Fiador
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Production time
Production time
2-4 business days
Size chart
Size chart
Compare your horse's nose circumference with the following measurements to choose the correct size. (Measure 2 fingers below the cheekbone, measuring all the way around. It is better to measure slightly too high than too low)
In doubt? Please contact us!
Color overview
Color overview
Available in many colors, find our color overview here
TOUWHALSTER GUARANTEE
This rope halter is tied with an original fiador at the bottom of the loop. The fiador is a symmetrical, compact knot at the bottom of the rope halter. The fiador can become loose in use or in the wash, for this reason we sew the fiador in place, so it can no longer be adjusted.
ROPE HALLS IN THE RIGHT SIZE
We make our rope halters in a number of standard sizes. If you want to make sure you order the right size, measure the nose circumference of your horse or pony. Do this about 2 fingers below the cheekbone.
HOW DO I KNOT A ROPE HALSTER?
It is important that the rope halter is tied correctly. Using the wrong way can cause the rope halter to slip or even come off completely.
Tie your rope halter closed by tying the knot under the loop, like the example on the left. Do not fasten the knot above the loop as in the example on the right.
WHAT COLORS CAN I CHOOSE?
View our coloring page to see the available colors in the 6mm polypropylene.
Since 2004
High quality
Experience since 2004 has ensured that we can offer rope halters with the right fit and quality.
LoveLance rope halters are knotted in 6mm polypropylene rope.
Rope halters in the correct size
We make our rope halters in a number of standard sizes. To be sure you order the right size, measure the nose circumference of your horse or pony.
Do this approximately 2 fingers below the cheekbone.
It's all in the details
Why LoveLance rope halters?
The ends of the 2 strands of the crownpiece are sewn together. This makes it easier to close the rope halter with equal pressure behind the ears.
The fiador is sewn down to provide extra stability to the knot.
Please note that when using reins with a fiador knot, you should attach the reins to both loops simultaneously rather than attaching each rein to a separate loop. This will throw the fiador off balance and cause you to lose the beautiful symmetry of this knot. If you prefer to do this, we recommend the overhand knot.
the right knot
How do I tie a rope halter?
It is important that the rope halter is tied correctly. Using the wrong method can cause the rope halter to slip down or even come completely undone.
Tie your rope halter by fastening the knot under the loop, as shown in the left example. Do not fasten the knot above the loop as shown in the right example.
Follow the photos below to tie your rope halter correctly.
