Dees

Spare dee rings for repairs — essential hardware for mending bridles, halters, saddlery and a range of horse tack around the yard.

About These Dee Rings

Dee rings (sometimes written D-rings) are D-shaped metal loops used throughout equestrian tack. The flat side gives a secure, non-slip anchor point for stitching or riveting webbing, leather straps and fittings. Whether you're repairing a well-loved halter, rebuilding a breastplate or fitting out a new piece of tack, a sturdy dee ring is the difference between a repair that lasts a season and one that lasts for years.

Key Features

• Available in 12mm (1/2"), 15mm (5/8"), 25mm (1") and 75mm (3") sizes
• Stainless steel option in 75mm for maximum corrosion resistance
• Smooth, rounded edges to protect webbing, leather and stitching from wear
• Flat straight edge designed for secure attachment to straps and webbing
• Suitable for bridles, halters, breastplates, saddlery and general stable gear

Common Uses

• Replacing broken rings on halters and lead ropes
• Rebuilding fittings on bridles and nosebands
• Anchor points on breastplates and martingales
• General saddlery and leatherwork repairs around the yard

Choosing the Right Size

Match the dee ring to the width of the strap it will hold. 12mm and 15mm suit light bridlework and cheek pieces; 25mm is the workhorse size for general halter and tack repairs; 75mm handles heavier webbing applications such as breastplate anchor points. The stainless steel 75mm option resists rust even with regular exposure to sweat and moisture — a sensible pick for hard-working yard tack.