Blocker 10' Lead Rope - Black/Red
$27.95
Blocker · Toklat family of brands
Blocker makes training halters and lead ropes: a cable-reinforced halter in Yearling and Large Horse sizes, a Control Halter that replaces a stud chain, and 10' and 12' lead ropes with a spring snap, the 12' with a leather popper.

Blocker halters are built to communicate clearly. With a pop of the lead rope, the nylon-encased cable in the crown and nose applies concentrated pressure to the poll and nose, and when the horse gives to the pressure the release is immediate. Blocker designed the cable halter to be forgiving enough for any horse, and says it works as an everyday halter and for training.
The Control Halter adds a rubber nose band and a chain. Blocker describes it as a safer, more humane alternative to the stud chain: the cable-reinforced crown and rubber nose band engage first, and the chain only adds pressure if the horse does not respond.
| Halter | What's different | Sizes and colors on Tack of the Day |
|---|---|---|
| Cable Reinforced Crown and Nose | Nylon-encased cable on the noseband; immediate release when the horse gives | Yearling and Large Horse; navy and red |
| Cable Reinforced Crown and Rubber Nose (Control Halter) | Rubber nose band engages before the chain; replaces a stud chain; training tool, not for turnout | Black; find it in the grid below |
See them: Cable halter (navy) and Cable halter (red). The Control Halter instructions mention a Blocker Tie Ring for horses with a tying problem. Blocker is one of the Toklat family of brands: meet the Toklat family.
Blocker designs its lead ropes with the weight and swing to work as a training tool or an everyday lead. Both lengths have a durable spring snap, low stretch, and an abrasion and snag resistant rope.
The 12' lead adds a double leather popper on the end, which is the part you pop to signal the halter. The 10' has no popper.
| Lead rope | What's different | Colors on Tack of the Day |
|---|---|---|
| 10' Lead Rope | Spring snap, low stretch, no popper | Black, or black with blue, purple, red, rose gold or silver |
| 12' Lead Rope w/Popper | Spring snap, low stretch, double leather popper | Black, or black with blue, purple, red or silver |
See them: Blocker 10' Lead Rope and Blocker 12' Lead Rope w/Popper.
Blocker halters come in two sizes on Tack of the Day, Yearling and Large Horse. Pick the size by your horse, then check the size information on the product page before you order. The Find Your Fit buttons above filter the range by halter size or lead rope length.
For handling, the choice is between the two halters: the cable halter for everyday use and training, or the Control Halter if you are replacing a stud chain. Blocker says to adjust the Control Halter's chain with the quick links so it sits about 1 inch below the rubber, across the horse's nose, and not to use it on a horse with a tying problem unless you also use a Blocker Tie Ring.
Blocker suits handlers who want a halter and lead that communicate pressure and release clearly.
With a pop of the lead rope, the nylon-encased cable in the crown and nose applies concentrated pressure to the poll and nose. When the horse gives to the pressure, the release is immediate.
CloseIt is a training halter with a cable-reinforced crown, a rubber nose band and a chain. Blocker describes it as a safer, more humane alternative to the stud chain. The rubber nose band engages before the chain, and release is immediate when the horse gives.
CloseNo. Blocker says not to use the Control Halter for turnout, and not to use it on a horse with a tying problem unless it is used with a Blocker Tie Ring.
CloseThe 12' Blocker Lead Rope has a double leather popper on the end. The 10' Blocker Lead Rope does not have a popper. Both have a spring snap and low stretch.
CloseOn Tack of the Day, Blocker halters come in Yearling and Large Horse. Check the size information on each product page before you order.
CloseYes. Tack of the Day groups Blocker with the Toklat family of brands, alongside Bucas, Irideon, Woof Wear and Myler.
CloseSources, read October 26, 2026: Blocker halter and lead rope descriptions, features and size options as published with each style in the Tack of the Day catalog.