ExionPro Designer Stitched Snaffle Noseband & Figure 8 Noseband Combo Bridle with Anti Slip Reins
- BRIDLE STYLE: Jumping Snaffle Bridle.
- CROWNPIECE: Anatomic Shaped Soft Lined Mono Crown Piece.
- BROWBAND & NOSEBAND: Designer Browband & Interchangeable Figure 8 & Jumping Flash Noseband Combo.
- REINS: Soft Anti Slip Rein With Premium Quality Buckle.
- LEATHER SHADES: Black
- CHOICE OF LEATHER: Vegetable Tanned Leather.
- BRIDLE SIZE: Standard/Full.
- CHEEK PIECE: 13mm Cheek Piece with Hook Fastening.
Item code # 1173
Exclusive product from the house of Bridle & Reins, meticulously designer Fancy Stitched & raised on noseband & Browband with soft lined English bridles for horses with reins.
ExionPro loves delighted customers and so when you purchase a bridle, you get a noseband combo with it. With this extra noseband, you can avail of the facility of two different styles of bridles. One of the nosebands is in show-jumping style, while the other is in figure 8 style.
Bridles & Reins is the producer of excellent quality leather products for a fine riding experience. The use of elite-quality leather makes this bridle and rein set a durable product at such a good price. This equestrian sport product has an SPI of 10 to 12 stitches per inch with heavy-duty cotton thread which doubles the material's strength.
The set is tanned with vegetable waxes and tallow so it has a deep and consistent color and increased durability.
This set has soft and supple calfskin on the flesh side which makes it a comfortable wear for a horse. A comfortable buckle guard on the noseband & flash is provided to avoid any kind of pinching and itching sensation to the horse.
The bridle is of high-quality leather which allows it to endure quite high loads time and again.
This set has seamless stitching with premium quality stainless steel buckles. It is a prime quality product with a 35 mm broad mono crownpiece that releases pressure from the horse's neck.
Soft & Strong Anti Slip reins will not move out from the comfort grip of the user's hands.
