How should your saddle and pad fit your rope horse? Jake Barnes breaks it down.

Trevor Brazile has won 26 world titles and brings those skills to his partnership with Cactus Ropes. With Cactus' Barry Berg, Brazile has designed his Relentless line of ropes that's ready to go from the first swing.

Do you really know where your saddle should sit on your heel horse's back? Matt Sherwood walks through his saddling process to provide a solid gear-check for team ropers.

Cody Snow reviews how he likes his stirrups adjusted when heading. 

How much rubber do you really need on your saddle horn? Kolton Schmidt breaks down this small but critical detail for team roping safety.

Fitting the back of a horse can be more challenging than fitting the front. Larry Coats discusses how his saddles are designed to fit different types of horses.

How should you prepare your heel rope? Matt Sherwood talks about getting a good stretch on a heel rope and demonstrates how to do it.

How should you choose a rope for a big-money situation in Las Vegas at the Ariat World Series of Team Roping Finale? Clay O'Brien Cooper breaks down how he prepares his ropes in this video.

Justin Briggs talks about the style of snaffle bits that have produced the best results for his program.

How should your team roping saddle fit you? Jake Barnes explains.

Larry Coats discusses some common saddle fitting problems. He explains how to tell if your saddle fits your horse correctly, and how to fix various saddle fit problems.

Larry Coats shows off a patented saddle pad design that his company sells. It is designed to take pressure off of your horse's back. He explains how important saddle pad fit is in performance horses.

What kind of rope does a beginning team roper need and why?

Every detail matters to Trevor Brazile—including cinch size. Here's Brazile's take.

Is your bit too low in your horse's mouth? Too high? How do heelers differ in their tie-down adjustments from headers? Two-time World Champion Matt Sherwood breaks it down.

Trevor Brazile walks through the bit progression he used to make BoomBoom Firecracker into one of the top young horses in the rope horse industry.

Avoid splitting horns by using the right approach—and the right tools. Using the right rope can help you conserve energy, not waste motion and make your shot. In this video brought to you by Lone Star Ropes, Manny Egusquiza shares advice for keeping your tip up over the horns using the Lone Star ...

In this original Roping.com video, Rickey Green explains how bits work and dos and don'ts of using them on rope horses.

Trevor Brazile has spent decades building his bit collection, as well as his understanding of how each bit applies to the horses he's riding and training. In this video, we take you inside his tack room and bit collection to see his hard-to-find Klappers as well as the Blessings, Petskas and othe...

Hackamores can be a good tool to help keep a horse's front end elevated, especially on a horse that came from a discipline like reining or reined cow horse that asks a horse to bridle up.