British-Made Stainless Steel Falconry Swivels
Expertly Made in England – Quality You Can Trust
Proudly made in England by skilled craftsmen who share our passion for falconry, these premium-quality swivels combine expert craftsmanship with strength, durability and reliability.
Manufactured from stainless steel with precision TIG-welded construction, these swivels are exceptionally well made and are amongst some of the finest falconry swivels available.
Designed with quality and practicality in mind, they are available in three sizes to suit a wide variety of birds of prey.
Available Sizes
Small – 3cm Long
Suitable for:
- Kestrels
- American Kestrels
- Pygmy Owls and Pygmy Falcons
- Sparrowhawks
- Merlins and Jack Merlins
Medium – 3.5cm Long
Suitable for:
- Barn Owls
- Tawny Owls
- Peregrine Tiercels
- Lanners and Lannerets
- Sakrets
Large – 4cm Long
Suitable for:
- Female Peregrines
- Sakers
- Female Goshawks
- Female Harris Hawks
- Male Red-tailed Hawks
Important Information – Jess & Leash Compatibility
Due to the smaller O-rings used on these swivels, we recommend using braided mews jesses, as traditional leather jesses may be too wide or thick to fit comfortably through the rings.
For the best fit and ease of use, we recommend a loop leash rather than a bullet leash.
Small Swivel Recommendations:
For our smallest swivels, we particularly recommend:
- Dartmoor or Exmoor Micro Braided Mews Jesses – designed for smaller birds and better suited to the smaller O-rings.
- Dartmoor Micro Loop Leash – recommended in preference to a button leash for a more suitable connection.
Why Choose These Swivels?
- 100% British-made
- Manufactured from 3mm stainless steel
- Precision TIG-welded construction
- Strong, durable and reliable
- Available in three practical sizes
- Crafted with a genuine passion for falconry
British Craftsmanship. Quality Materials. Made for Falconers.
Please note: Bird species recommendations are intended as a general guide. Always ensure the swivel, jesses and leash are appropriately sized and compatible with your individual bird and equipment. Never leave a bird unsupervised while weathered on a lawn especially if not fully trained or on weight.Â



























