Weaver Leather Split Ear Headstall - Canyon Rose Leather BB Engraved

Split Ear Headstall That Feels Broken-In From Day OneThe Weaver Leather Stacy Westfall Split Ear Headstall solves the most common complaint about new leather tack — stiffness. Crafted from Weaver's exclusive Canyon Rose harness leather, this 3/4" headstall is hand-rubbed with saddle butter before it ever reaches your barn, so it feels supple and ready to ride right out of the package. No weeks of conditioning or wrestling with rigid straps.The sliding ear design keeps the profile clean and minimal — perfect for finished horses that work off light cues in Reining, Cutting, or Ranch Riding classes. Traditional water tie bit ends provide a secure, low-profile connection without the bulk of Conway buckles, and the Basket Braid tooling adds a professional western aesthetic that fits both the show pen and the ranch. Stainless steel hardware resists rust and stands up to daily use, making this headstall a reliable choice for riders who need gear that works as hard as they do.Why Riders Choose the Weaver Split Ear HeadstallBest ForWestern performance riders and ranch hands looking for a soft, ready-to-use headstall for well-broke horses that don't need a throatlatch.Frequently Asked QuestionsQ: Does this headstall need a lot of conditioning before use?No — the Weaver Leather Stacy Westfall Split Ear Headstall is pre-conditioned with saddle butter and hand-rubbed at the factory, so it feels soft and flexible right away. Just wipe it down after rides and apply leather conditioner occasionally to keep it in top shape for years.Q: Is this headstall appropriate for a green or young horse?This split-ear style works best for finished horses that are comfortable with ear handling and don't shake their heads excessively. Since there's no throatlatch for added security, we recommend a standard browband or slip-ear headstall for horses still in training.Q: What does "BB" mean in the product name?BB stands for Basket Braid, the classic western tooling pattern hand-stamped into the leather. It's a timeless ranch look that adds detail without being overly ornate — perfect for versatility across disciplines.