Braided Nylon Bitless Bridle w/Reins

I love this!!!! I cannot say enough good things about it. First, I got the teal, and it is beautiful. Additionally, it is durable, and the craftsmanship is impeccable. Due to the way it is made, it is adjustable for most horse heads. I can put it on my cob and full-size horse. It fits both. You could probably adjust it for a draft (though I haven't tested that). The only issue is that the smaller the horse's head is, the more you will have loose parts where you adjust the bridle. This is not a problem for me as it still looks nice and doesn't hinder my horses, but I can see how it might annoy some people. If you are one of those people, I would suggest either cutting off the excess or tucking it behind the throat latch or something. As it is a bitless bridle, it can double as a halter if you remove the reins. I never do this, though; I just tie the reins out of the way and clip the lead rope or simply use the reins to lead my horses. My horses also love this, by the way. My spooky, high-spirited horse stands calmly for me to put it on every time. It is really soft and comfortable. I highly recommend this bitless bridle!

This bridle is very soft and the buckles are easily adjustable. It seems like good quality and is really nice looking. You really can’t beat the price for the quality, considering comparable braided reins cost at least $20 by themselves. It was WAY to big for my horse though, and you can only adjust it so much on the sides before there’s no more room for the brow band. The nose band is a decent size though, with lots of room for adjustment on a regular size horse. If you have a horse with a longer or bigger face that can accommodate very long cheek pieces, than this bridle would work out great for you. I’m going to search for a cob size version of this for my guy!

just what she expected it to be

Not sure how I feel about it yet. The nose band is huge and throat latch is small on my 17.1 hh thoroughbred. Anyways he is a sensitive chestnut and although he listened to my cues I don’t think he was very comfortable in it. The nose band is hard rope so I placed a fuzzy over it. Hopefully that helps the degree of comfort and large size. I might just go back to my snaffle. Better contact etc.

Adjustable. Great Look

Started coming unraveled less than 10 minutes after using it for the first time. Just a bunch of junk!

I do agree with most of the reviews that it does run big. It fits my Austrian warmblood just fine but would be way too big for my thoroughbred. That being said, it’s easy to adjust, durable, and the braided design looks nice. It’s soft and doesn’t rub anywhere on my horses face. Overall, a great purchase for the price.

Pros: I wanted to try a bitless bridle with my horse without spending upwards of $100. This was an economical choice. It will also be good for taking her swimming. I liked the reins; they have a little bit of stretch and the knots are well placed and comfortable on the hands.Cons: The cheek pieces and noseband are VERY long. I had to knot them to take up all the extra. Meanwhile the throatlatch and brow band fit just fine, so I’m not sure what kind of horse they think this would fit. From the picture I thought the reins attached to the bottom part of the noseband, to have a pulley effect, but they just attach to an extra ring on the ends of the top piece of the noseband.Overall, I liked it well enough to keep it. My horse is definitely more relaxed than with a bit, but I will need something a little stronger for jumping. If it had fit better I’d give it 4 stars, and if it also had a little leverage it would have gotten 5.