Rope Control Headcollar Pecan

Name: Rope Control Headcollar Pecan
SKU: IT08352
Price: 264.55 AED
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (16 reviews)

Product Code: IT08352

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Product Details

An essential item in any rider's kit, the Rope Control Headcollar offers a safe and effective way to handle young or lively horses.

Keep safe in style. The new rope version of the popular ProSafe Headcollar offers a variation to using a chain or a chifney.

Designed for perfect control in hand, this headcollar is ideal for lively horses and ponies, stallions and young stock.

These headcollars are designed for in-hand use only. Not suitable for tying up.

Info & Care

Leather Care

LeMieux’s finest quality leathers are pre-oiled. Leather is a natural material which needs your care to stay at its best.

Cleaning and maintenance

Leaving your leather dirty, damp or drying it too quickly can cause stiffening and cracks.

After daily use, lightly wipe with lukewarm water and saddle soap. Air dry.

For a deep clean, take apart. Clean thoroughly, using lukewarm water and top-quality saddle soap. Air dry. Treat with a premium leather balm or oil, and buff leather and metalwork with a soft cloth.

Always store in a cool, clean and dry place.

We recommend the LeMieux Luggage Collection for storage.

LeMieux deeply values horses' safety, and our product designs prioritise horses' comfort and protection; this is unconditional. As equestrians, we know that horse care goes beyond choosing the best products for your horse. Your horse relies on you to care for them. No product, however well made, is designed to replace this attention.

You should check your horse's tack/accessories AM and PM daily at a minimum to ensure their wellbeing.

The British Horse Society (BHS) advises that horses should be checked at least twice a day. This guidance ensures that any signs of illness, injury, or issues with the horse's environment can be quickly identified and addressed, thereby maintaining the horse's welfare and safety.