Precision All Weather Rope Halter | Pioneer (Brown)

• Engineered for the Elements: We use premium Polypropylene Multifilament (PPM) cord, selected for its hydrophobic properties. It does not absorb moisture, meaning this halter stays lightweight even in pouring rain, floats in water troughs, and is resistant to mildew and rot.

• The Fiador Knot: We have replaced standard metal hardware with the traditional, master-level Fiador Knot. This creates a balanced, metal-free chin loop that eliminates "clanking" noise and ensures a more sensitive connection through the lead rope.

• Rugged "Workhorse" Finish: Designed for active use, the tie-ends are finished with a minimalist, heat-sealed bond. No metal caps to snag, scratch, or tarnish—just pure, unbreakable rope.

• Hygiene & Safety: The cord is OEKO-TEX® certified (non-toxic) and naturally repels dirt and grease. Muddy day? Throw it in the washing machine at 30°C and it comes out looking new.

Knot by knot. 

This isn't mass-produced tack. Every rope halter is hand-tied right here in our UK studio. Hand-knotting allows us to ensure the tension is perfect and the fit is symmetrical. A true piece of artisan craftsmanship for your horse.

Precision Fit Rope halters rely on fixed knots for the nose and cheek, meaning accurate sizing is essential. While the poll strap (E) is fully adjustable, the noseband width (A) is fixed.

Please refer to the diagram above. All measurements are in cm.

• A - Nose Width: The fixed distance across the front of the nose, between the two nose knots.

• B - Chin Length: The distance from the nose knot down to the Fiador knot (the main knot under the chin).

• C - Cheek Piece: The distance from the nose knot up to the side loop.

• D - Throatlash: The length of the throat rope.

• E - Poll Strap: The total length of the tying strap (end to end).

Detailed Size Chart

Fit Advice

• Compare at Home: The easiest way to choose your size is to measure a halter that currently fits your horse well and match the dimensions to the chart above.

• When in Doubt: If your horse is between sizes on the Nose Width (A), we recommend sizing up to ensure the knots do not press into the sensitive cheek nerves.

Built to be used, easy to clean. 

Thanks to the dirt-repellent nature of the cord, a quick wipe-down usually suffices. However, for a deep clean:

• Machine Washable: Wash at 30°C.

• Protect Your Machine: We strongly recommend placing the halter in a wash bag (or an old pillowcase).

• Drying: Air dry only. Do not tumble dry. (Don't worry, the material is quick-drying and will be ready for use in no time).

IMPORTANT SAFETY WARNING Please Read Before Use: 

This halter is designed for training, groundwork, and leading. Do not use this halter to tie your horse to a solid object. Unlike leather or stitched webbing, this high-tensile PPM cord will not snap under pressure. If your horse pulls back, panics, or slips, the halter will not break, which could cause severe and permanent injury to the horse's poll or neck.

Recommendation: If you need to tie your horse up, please use a standard breakaway headcollar or ensure you use a safety twine/breakaway adapter between the halter and the tying point.

Securing Your Halter: 

How to Tie the Correct Knot 

For the halter to function correctly and stay secure, it must be tied with a specific knot that will not slip or tighten into a jam if the horse pulls.

1. The Loop: Pass the long tail end of the rope through the loop at the cheek.

2. Go Behind: Bring the tail end behind the loop (towards the horse's neck).

3. The Lock: Bring the tail end back towards you and tuck it under the loop itself (locking it against the eye), pointing the end away from the horse's eye.

4. Check It: The knot should look like a "U" shape hugging the loop. It should not be a simple "overhand" knot, which can become impossible to undo if pulled tight.