Weaver Leather Latigo Saddle Strings – 3/8" x 72", 12-Pack

Never Get Caught Miles Out With Broken TackA snapped saddle string when you're miles from the barn isn't just inconvenient—it can derail your whole ride. These Weaver Leather 3/8" x 72" Latigo Saddle Strings are the rider's duct tape: built from top-grade, chrome-tanned latigo leather that stays supple in freezing temps and won't snap under the weight of heavy gear. Whether you're lashing down a slicker, securing a bedroll, or making an emergency bridle repair in the backcountry, these strings handle it all.Oil-treated for weather resistance and cut to the standard 72-inch length, they're sized perfectly for the slit-braid attachment method with plenty of tail left to wrap twice around bulky pommel bags or canteens. The 3/8" width slides cleanly through conchos and D-rings without bunching, giving your saddle a clean, professional look. With a full dozen in the pack, you can replace every string on your saddle and still keep spares in your saddlebag for when you need them most.Why Riders Choose Weaver Latigo Saddle StringsBest ForTrail riders and ranch hands looking for dependable, weather-proof saddle strings that won't fail in the field.Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: How many strings come in this pack?This Weaver Leather set includes a full dozen strings—enough to replace every string on a Western saddle and still have spares in your saddlebag. Many riders keep extras for emergency repairs on bridles, breast collars, or hobbles when they're out in the backcountry.Q: Will these strings bleed color onto my saddle or clothes?Like all oil-treated latigo, there may be minor color transfer during the first use. We recommend a quick wipe-down before installation if you're working with light-colored gear. Once broken in, these Weaver strings are designed to minimize bleeding.Q: Can I use these for repairs other than saddle strings?Absolutely. Cowboys often call these "whang straps" because they're perfect for temporary tack fixes—repairing bridles, breast collars, stirrup hobbles, or even securing gear to a pack saddle. Their strength and weather resistance make them ideal for any on-the-trail emergency.