Cost to Rent Bar-O-aBit Crossway is $45.00/week.

**At check out please select “Crossway Medium Box Flat Rate”

If you do not select the correct shipping option at checkout your credit card on file will be charged $8.00 to ship the Bar-O-aBit Crossway appropriately.

If you would like your package to be insured please let me know. Your packages are insured up to $100.00 for free, anything over that is extra and will be charged to the card on file.

• Note you do get the option to pick what color you want. If you decide to purchase the Bar-O-aBit Crossway in Burgundy, Forest Green or Blue it is an extra $20 to the purchase price.

• Bar-O-aBit Crossway: White - $225 to buy

• Bar-O-aBit Crossway: Burgundy, Forest Green & Blue - $245 to buy

Please allow all Crossway orders 5-8 business days to ship. Shipping may be sooner but just in case we give ourselves time to get them made.

How the Bar-O-aBit Crossway Works:

The Bar-O-aBit Crossway is made to help a horse with collection and drive by working off of the nose, poll, and in front of the ears. unlike a traditional tie down, a horse will not hunt for this once it is removed. The Bar-O-aBit Crossway is a combination tiedown and headsetter made into one very useful piece of tack that your horse will understand and respond to.

When adjusted correctly, it applies pressure to your horse’s head and nose, only when your horse hollows out its back and raises its head. When your horse gets out of position the tie down strap applies pressure to its nose, poll and forehead. At the moment your horse gives to the pressure, the tie down strap instantly becomes loose again and the pressure is released.

The tie down strap should always be adjusted so the headsetter doesn’t apply pressure on your horse’s head unless it gets out of position. The Bar-O-aBit Crossway can be adjusted on the sides, under the throat and the tiedown strap. The Bar-O-aBit Crossway can help balance and keep your horse collected up under themselves. Be sure to test the Bar-O-aBit Crossway out while off your horse before getting on your horse