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Your horse's smart halter should fit comfortably, but not so loose that it is easily removed. The noseband should sit about 1" below the bony protrusion of the cheekbone, but not so low that it sits on the delicate structure of the nasal bone. The noseband should be loose enough to allow your horse to comfortably graze and chew their grain and hay. The buckles and hardware should sit well away from their eye.

Leaving halters on unsupervised horses is quite a taboo subject, but it's time to debunk the safety of leather halters vs the dangers of nylon halters.

You've heard us talk a lot about our technology and our leather crafter, but where does the leather in every NIGHTWATCH® smart device come from? The answer is Wickett & Craig, a tradition-filled vegetable tannery in Pennsylvania. Learn more about the process of vegetable tanning that ensures beauty and longevity of our premium English Bridle leather.

It's not by accident that horse tack is made of leather. Do you know why?

Today’s horse owner is faced with many decisions as they care for their beloved equine friend, and one of the most common horse care items is also one of the most essential — the halter. However, how do you decide between a leather vs. nylon halter? Read here and learn more.