Equihook Whip & Kit

Magnetic holder with two whip slots and a sturdy hook for spurs, hats, or kit. Holds up to 6kg. No screws needed. Available in 15+ colours.

Want the best results? Check out our Magnetic Surface Guide below!

1. Ferromagnetic Metals: The Best Choice

Ferromagnetic metals like iron, steel, and nickel are ideal for magnetic hooks. These metals have high magnetic permeability, meaning they easily allow magnetic lines of force to pass through them. As a result, our bridle hooks will perform optimally on these surfaces, providing a strong and secure hold.

• Examples: Steel barn doors, wash box posts, stable door & gate furniture, non aluminium lorry partitions, and metal stable walls/dividers.

2. Stainless Steel: Varies by Type

Stainless steel can be tricky because it comes in various grades, some of which are magnetic and others are not. Generally, stainless steel with high chromium content and low nickel content (like 400 series stainless steels) is magnetic and will work well with our hooks. In contrast, 300 series stainless steels, which have higher nickel content, are typically not magnetic.

• Note: If you’re unsure about your stainless steel surface, a simple way to test its magnetism is to use a fridge magnet. If it sticks, our hooks should work well.

3. Non-Ferromagnetic Metals: Less Effective

Metals like aluminum, brass, copper, and zinc are non-ferromagnetic. This means our hooks will have a much weaker hold on these surfaces. If you need to use our hooks on these materials, consider adding a ferromagnetic plate or strip to the mounting area.

• Examples: Aluminum stall doors, brass fittings.