The Grounder- Mohair Steer Tripping Collar

The Grounder — Handwoven Mohair Steer Tripping Collar

Built Cowboy Smart from Start to Finish.

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This handcrafted tripping collar is made from 100% mohair, handwoven in a tan and cream diamond pattern—keeping your horse comfortable. 

Mohair’s superior natural fiber offers just the right amount of give, along with softness, breathability, and durability. No rubbing. No pinching. Just a good fit that holds up.

What sets The Grounder apart is the additional cross-weaving detail woven throughout the body of the collar—a labor-intensive element that adds both form and function. This structure keeps every strand tight, stable, and secure. No sloppy movement. It’s the most time-consuming part of making a collar like this, but it’s what gives this piece its signature integrity and finish.

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Premium Leather Tugs – Built Right

Each collar is finished with premium, hand-cut harness leather tugs, built with the kind of detail that separates real working gear from mass-produced junk.

Built right here in our shop by working cowboy and leather craftsman Reece Hutton, our tugs feature:

• Oval adjustment holes for smoother cinching and easier fit

• Skived buckle ends that lay clean and flat—no bulk, no bunching

• All rivets turned away from the horse—because comfort and common sense should come standard

• Stainless steel hardware that stands up to the sweaty, dusty miles without flinching

Specs:

• 36” long, tip to tip

• 17 strands, 3.5” wide

(Custom colors and width available—please include your preferences in the Notes box at checkout or email me directly at jeana@tumblingJ.com)

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Production Notes:

This item is made to order. Please allow 3-6 weeks for production.

If I have the necessary mohair in stock, turnaround may be faster. If the mohair is on backorder, I’ll contact you immediately with an updated timeline and get final approval before finalizing your order.

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Choose Tumbling J. Because your tack should look as sharp as your loop.