Howdy! This section will cover pricing for leatherwork. I have been studying leather whip making since 2018, and actively practicing since 2022.

Modern Bullwhips 

These whips have plaited bellies made from kangaroo hide. They are generally stiffer and more reactive  than their Traditional counterparts. They’re great for target work and routines. If you want a whip that breaks in and conforms to your unique swing, then you’re looking for a Modern Bullwhip. On the market, they’re generally known as “Australian,” “Aussie,” or “Target” whips. 

Whips are measured by the braided section of the whip. 

My 4ft bullwhips have an 8” spring steel handle foundation, a braided kangaroo belly, veg tanned core and bolster and a 2ft alum tanned latigo fall.

4ft Bullwhips: $360

All the other lengths (6-12ft) can be made with a 10-12” spring steel handle foundation, or an 8” nail spike like an Indiana Jones style bullwhip. These whips will have 2 Kangaroo bellies, 1-2 bolsters, and a veg tan core. They’ll typically have a 34” alum tanned latigo fall. Unless a 6 strand hitch is requested, whips will be 12 plait with an 8 strand fall hitch. 

5ft Bullwhips: $460

6ft Bullwhips: $485

7ftBullwhips: $560

8ft Bullwhips: $635

16 plait with an 8 strand hitch: +$50

20 plait with an 8 strand hitch: +$100

Brass or Silver Ferrule: +$30

Integrated UHMWPE (Dyneema/Spectra) Fall: +$50

Fancy Plaiting: on 16 plait whips, I’ll include some basic patterning. 

Higher plait counts than 20 with non standard patterning (letters etc) will start at +$150

Traditional Bullwhips

I make a traditional style bullwhip with chrome split bellies. These naturally weighted bullwhips are a more rugged and robust option. They flow slow and steady before delivering a powerful sonic boom. If you're familiar with Tom Hill and his apprentices, the Rolling Loop Method by Anthony De Longis, David Morgan, Terry Jacka or other 20th century whip makers, then you'll understand what I'm attempting to recreate with these whips. They are typically 12 plait with an 8 point fall hitch, and a 10-12 inch spring steel handle foundation. I'm happy to make them with an 8-10 inch nail spike like an Indiana Jones bullwhip upon request. On the market, you will typically see these marketed as “American, “Stunt,” or “Working” whips. 

5ft Traditional Bullwhips: $385

6ft Traditional Bullwhips: $460

7ft Traditional Bullwhips: $535

8ft Traditional Bullwhips: $610

10ft Traditional Bullwhips: $760

16 plait with an 8 strand hitch: +$50

20 plait with an 8 strand hitch: +$100

Brass or Silver Ferrule: +$30

Fancy Plaiting: on 16 plait whips, I’ll include some basic patterning.

Higher plait counts than 20 with non standard patterning (letters etc) will start at +$150

Modern Stockwhips

4-9ft (Email for pricing)

Classic Stockwhips

4-9ft (Email for pricing)

Interpersonal Whips

Interpersonal whips are generally made with a shot bag for the core of the whip, a belly, and a 12 plait kangaroo hide overlay. Signal whips get a UHMWPE (Dyneema/Spectra) braided point with a loop that allows for changing the cracker. Interpersonal whips can be dyed to fade from one color to another (red, black and blue dye available). 

3ft Signal Whip: $310

4ft Signal Whip: $360

5ft Signal Whip: $435

3ft Snake Whip: $310

4ft Snake Whip: $360

5ft Snake Whip: $435

Cat o’ Nine: $385

Dye Finish: +$75

Brass or Silver Ferrule: +$30

Kangaroo Handle Floggers with 22” sheep skin falls: starting at $175. Inquire for other materials.

All whips are finished in a high gloss shellac during warm New England seasons.