Anatomically shaped bitless bridle that avoids the nerves and sensitive points of the horse's head as much as possible. This makes the bridle suitable for horses that are sensitive on the head. The special curved shape of the noseband makes sure that it is positioned higher up on the nose, thus avoiding the sensitive lower part. In addition, the noseband does not press against the molars, which prevents irritation of the mouth.
Material: leather
Material hardware: brass
Anatomically shaped bitless bridle
Avoids as much important facial nerves as possible and distributes pressure evenly
The specially shaped nose band ensures that the cheekbone and the attachment of the facial nerve are free
The noseband is higher on the nose, avoiding the more sensitive lower part of the nose
The noseband avoids the teeth and prevents irritation in the mouth
Anatomical extra wide headpiece that keeps the ear free and distributes pressure evenly
The crown piece minimizes pressure on the neck band
Headpiece, noseband and the buckle of the noseband are softly padded
Waved browband decorated with rhinestones
Supplied with matching web reins with clips
Clean the leather with a cleaner and then rub it in with leather balm. Preferably do not use leather oil, as this can cause the stitching to come loose
Material: leather
Material hardware: brass
Anatomically shaped bitless bridle
Avoids as much important facial nerves as possible and distributes pressure evenly
The specially shaped nose band ensures that the cheekbone and the attachment of the facial nerve are free
The noseband is higher on the nose, avoiding the more sensitive lower part of the nose
The noseband avoids the teeth and prevents irritation in the mouth
Anatomical extra wide headpiece that keeps the ear free and distributes pressure evenly
The crown piece minimizes pressure on the neck band
Headpiece, noseband and the buckle of the noseband are softly padded
Waved browband decorated with rhinestones
Supplied with matching web reins with clips
Clean the leather with a cleaner and then rub it in with leather balm. Preferably do not use leather oil, as this can cause the stitching to come loose
