Bullwhip

Probably the most commonly recognizable type of whip the bull whip has a stiff handle. The handle varies in both length and composition. American style is usually a shorter handle while Australian style boasts a longer handle allowing for more control and precision.

Bullwhips are built using a weighted core, two braided bellies and a 16 plait overlay. The handle is spring steel and can vary in length.

These are available in either a, traditional, 4-point or an English Eye fall hitch.

All whips are waxed and come with three crackers. one attached and two spares.