Hookilpenn - Safety hook

Sale price€4,50

Secure your horse's neck with the Hookilpenn, an easy-to-install plastic hook for your Horse & Ropes halter.

Color: Blanc HK
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Safety first!

A properly tied rope halter has no breaking points. This soft and lightweight tool can become dangerous if the horse gets caught in its halter and does not know how to yield to pressure. The Hookilpenn offers a breaking point and releases your horse's head in the event of an accident.
Warning! Even if you use a Hookilpenn, we recommend that you do not tie your horse with a rope halter or leave it in the pasture with one on.

Facilitates the installation of the rope halter

Using the Hookilpenn simplifies halter installation. Each Hookilpenn comes with a diagram that guides you step-by-step to install it correctly on the headstall. Once properly adjusted, you won't need to touch it again. Each time you use the halter, simply slide the halter's attachment loop onto the hook.

A Breton and eco-friendly innovation

The Hookilpenn was invented by the Breton company Perez Sellerie. This innovation, winner of the Jury Prize at the Paris Horse Show Innovation Awards, is made in France.
Horse & Ropes is partnering with Perez Sellerie to recycle your hook. If it breaks, contact us; a recycling program is in place. Recycled Hookilpenns make up 30% of black Hookilpenns.

Technical Specifications

The Hookilpenn

The Hookilpenn is an accessory designed to facilitate the use of the rope halter by providing serenity and practicality.

This plastic hook attaches to the ethological halter at the headpiece and allows you to quickly attach the halter to your horse's head.

While it does not replace the essential learning of pressure release, fundamental in groundwork, the Hookilpenn helps secure the use of the ethological halter and frees your horse's head in case of an incident.

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