Weaver Leather Latigo Saddle Strings 1/2" x 72" - 12-Pack

Reliable Leather Ties That Won't Fail Mid-TrailA snapped saddle string when you're miles from the barn isn't just an inconvenience—it can leave your gear dragging or your slicker flapping in the wind. The Weaver Leather 1/2" x 72" Latigo Saddle String 12-Pack gives Western riders the dependable strength and versatility needed to secure everything from bedrolls to slickers without worrying about breakage. Crafted from premium burgundy latigo leather, these strings are oil-tanned for suppleness and built to hold up under the demands of ranch work and long trail rides.At 72 inches long, these strings provide plenty of working length for bulky gear and can be trimmed to fit your saddle's specific conchos or D-rings. The 12-pack format means you'll always have spares in the tack room, trailer, or saddlebag for quick repairs or fresh tie replacements on multiple rigs. From our barn to yours, these are the same latigo strings working riders have trusted for decades.Why Riders Choose Weaver Latigo Saddle StringsBest ForWestern trail riders and ranch hands looking for durable, trim-to-fit leather ties that hold up to heavy gear and unpredictable weather.Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: Can these saddle strings handle emergency repairs on the trail?Yes—many riders keep a spare in their saddlebag for exactly that reason. The Weaver Leather latigo strings are strong enough to serve as temporary stirrup hobbles, secure a loose cinch, or tie down gear in a pinch. The 72-inch length and high tensile strength make them a reliable backup for all kinds of field fixes.Q: Do I need to oil or condition these strings before using them?No pre-treatment needed. These latigo strings are oil-tanned during the manufacturing process, which means they arrive supple, pliable, and ready for the trail. You can thread them through your conchos and start using them immediately.Q: How do I attach these to my saddle?Thread the string through your saddle's conchos or D-rings, then secure using a traditional slit-braid or T-knot. Once tied, trim any excess length to match your saddle's setup. The 72-inch length gives you plenty of working room before you cut.Q: Will these strings work on endurance or trail saddles with smaller hardware?Absolutely. The 1/2-inch width is considered universal for Western-style saddles, including endurance and trail models. If your hardware is narrower, you can always trim the width slightly or double-knot for a snugger fit.