Why Leather Halters Don't Rub on Horses
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Why Leather Halters Don't Rub on Horses
Leather halters have been a favorite of many horse lovers for generations. But why do so many people swear by leather, especially when it comes to their horse's comfort? One of the main reasons: leather doesn't chafe when used and cared for properly.
The Benefits of Learning in a Row
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Natural material, natural softness
Leather is a natural product. This means it becomes supple, conforms to the horse's head, and feels soft against the skin. No synthetic stiffness or hard edges! -
Breathability
Leather breathes. It prevents sweat and heat from being trapped, keeping the horse's skin healthy. This reduces the risk of irritation, chafing, or wounds. -
Custom fit
A leather halter conforms to the shape of the horse's head over time. This prevents pressure points and ensures optimal pressure distribution. -
Quality and sustainability
When properly cared for, high-quality leather remains beautiful, supple, and strong for years. This prevents fraying, hard spots, and uncomfortable seams.
But… Be careful!
Even the best leather requires proper maintenance.
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Keep your halter supple by cleaning and greasing it regularly.
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Do not allow leather to dry out (it will become stiff and may chafe or crack)
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Always check for sand or dirt in the seams, because that will rub, no matter what material you have
Why choose a leather halter from MTB Equestrian?
Our halters are made from carefully selected materials. Each halter is finished by hand, ensuring no sharp edges and a perfectly smooth seam.
This way your horse gets the comfort of tradition, with the quality of today.