Snake Whip

What is Snake Whip?

Snake whip (or snake whip) is a single tail whip. The snake whip is named because it has no handle inside and can be rolled into a small circle like a coiled snake. They used to be worn in saddlebags by old western cowboys. A full-size snake whip is usually at least 1.2 meters (4 feet) long (not including water droplets and cracks at the tip of the whip), and the bottom of the whip is about 1 inch in diameter.

The pocket snake whip can be rolled up and small enough to fit into a large pocket, ranging in length from 0.9 to 1.8 meters (3 to 6 feet). Miniature snake whip is mainly used occasionally, such as used to hold cattle. Both snake whips are made of leather bullet bags and are about three-quarters of the length of the whip.

The black snake is a traditional whip used in Montana and Wyoming. The black snake stretches from the hip to the bottom of the thong, the shooting load is heavy, and there is a flexible whip on the hip. Their length varies from 1.8 to 3.7 meters (6 to 12 feet). Some types concentrate the load on the stock (usually a ball bearing or steel ball bearing) to facilitate its use as an impromptu blackjack.

Material:

Genuine leather, nylon, PU leather, etc.