Snake whips were common tools used on long cattle drives. The flexible handle meant that it took up less space in a saddle bag. Typically with a heavier handle than a bull or stock whip, the snake whip relies more on weight to transfer energy down the length of the whip. 

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Unless otherwise stated, all whips come with a BB shot-loaded core, two fully-plaited bellies, 16-plait overlay, and a wax coating for that finished look and feel.