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What Makes a Leather Belt Last a Lifetime? A Belt Maker Explains
A belt maker explains what makes a quality leather belt last: doubled and stitched harness leather, real rounded edges, and...
What Are Stirrup Hobbles? A Tack Maker Explains
Stirrup hobbles tie your fender and stirrup leathers together above the stirrup so nothing twists or gaps. A tack maker...
How to Saddle a Horse - Western
Brush, pad, saddle, front cinch first, back cinch, breast collar, and unsaddle in the exact reverse order. A tack maker's...
What Size Western Stirrups Do I Need? A Simple Chart by Boot Size
Most adult western riders need a stirrup with a 5 to 5.5 inch inside width. Measure your boot, add an...
Over and Under Whip Buying Guide: Length, Leather, and What to Look For
A good over and under whip comes down to three things: the material, the build, and the length. Buy doubled...
Harness, Bridle, or Latigo? A Leather Maker Explains the Difference
Bridle leather is waxed and refined, harness leather is hot stuffed for weather, and latigo is oil loaded for the...
How Tight Should a Back Cinch Be? The $12 Strap That Prevents Wrecks
A back cinch should sit snug against the belly, never drooping. A tack maker explains the wrecks loose rear cinches...
How Tight Should a Curb Chain Be? The 2-Finger Rule Done Right
How tight should a curb chain be? Two stacked fingers of slack, lying flat in the chin groove. A tack...
