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  • My parelli halter is thick, is that ok?

 
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    03-05-2011, 02:44 PM
  #101
Weanling
I can tell you - they are thin, strong, light, and soft. I've seen the type that you describe and I'm not keen on the stiffer, thicker ones myself.
     
    03-06-2011, 10:20 AM
  #102
Green Broke
I agree-I really like my PP halter. I would like more colors-it can get pretty confusing when we all have them at the barn.....

CA halter is much stiffer, which I did not like at all, and I find the cheaper ones are too. TLO-Looks like we agree! LOL
     
    03-06-2011, 10:38 AM
  #103
Green Broke
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Originally Posted by kitten_Val    
Why? Just curious... I have CA halter I got years ago, but it's too stiff IMHO, frankly I like my cheap ones more (plus they are more colorful).
Really? My Parelli halter is like woven silk - as SpiritHorse had said on a different post "if you throw it to the ground and it still looks like a halter, it's crap." While I don't necessarily AGREE, I understand what she meant. I don't think you could possibly get softer material then the Parelli halter, and it's MUCH more accommodating to my princess Arab's delicate face - there's a fluidity to her movements in it, where she was prone to head tossing due to the roughness and big knots of a cheap rope halter.

Also, due to the "one size fits all", the cheap halters look horrendous on a small headed horse. There's like an extra foot of stiff rope sticking out from her head that I have to wind down the throat latch part to make it look less silly.

However, I love the cheap halters for my Paint filly and she does fantastic in them, so I certainly won't be pitching out another forkful of cash for a Parelli halter for her. And Parelli halters don't come in lime green.
     
    03-06-2011, 10:39 AM
  #104
Started
I love my CC halters and hated the CA one I worked with ONCE!! Haven't touched a PP one in years like 15 years or so
     
    03-06-2011, 11:08 AM
  #105
Super Moderator
Interesting... As I said I got CA's one 4 years back or so, used it for may be a month (I think it was even less than that), it sits in my shed since then. It's thin and light - that for sure, but horribly stiff. Actually I'm thinking if I have to sell it now as I don't use it at all. I in facet forgot about it completely - the whole conversation reminded me about it.
     
    03-06-2011, 12:33 PM
  #106
Started
KV put it up on ebay and I am sure you will get most of your money back from it ... I will credit these guys stuff holds it's value well
     
    03-06-2011, 12:53 PM
  #107
Super Moderator
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Originally Posted by Peggysue    
KV put it up on ebay and I am sure you will get most of your money back from it ... I will credit these guys stuff holds it's value well
Good idea! Thanks! Didn't even think about eBay! :)
     
    03-06-2011, 01:15 PM
  #108
Started
Anybody or most horse forums like this one you'll find somebody willign to buy it for a decent price
     
    03-07-2011, 01:46 AM
  #109
Green Broke
I was actually looking at CA's kits on eBay because they were so much cheaper then Parelli. I'm so glad I found my friend who got me a Parelli kit for the same price, I would have been PO'ed if I got another stiff halter! I thought their stuff was identical and liked the multi-colored sticks he had.
     
    03-07-2011, 07:03 AM
  #110
Green Broke
You could try washing the halter in the washer-perhaps that would soften it a bit. I wash all my PP stuff and it comes out like new! I can't stand when my white ropes get dirty, so wash them pretty regularly.
     

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