Where to get a thin rope halter from?

[Henry02]

Any ideas? I have one that is made of a thicker rope. I've currently been using a spare one at the yard which is made of much thinner rope, which is better for my horse, so looking at investing in one of my own.

Don't know where the yard one came from, but I'm not claiming it "for myself"! Not looking to spend a lot of money either, ie not the £25 Jason Webb one

 

[Slave2Magic]

http://www.easy-does-it.co.uk/
I got a thinner one from here.

 

[Milkmaid]

Shires ☺
http://www.shiresequestrian.co.uk/shop/product.php?productid=453&cat=666&page=1

 

[Polar Bear9]

I make my own Super easy when you've got the knack, you can make any size you want with any thickness of rope and its much much cheaper

 

[Vodkagirly]

Go to b and q for rope and make one.

 

[Red-1]

I second the Shires one. It is a thin rope but quite a solid one so the halter feels sturdy rather than floppy when on. It is also under £10 including delivery, so I really could not be bothered to get in my car and go to B and Q, research the knot and make one, but kudos to those that do!

 

[Dry Rot]

I make my own Super easy when you've got the knack, you can make any size you want with any thickness of rope and its much much cheaper

This ^^^^^.

You also get the satisfaction of having achieved something for free!

Try a ship's chandlers for rope. Gaelforce? Google!