🐴 Tough 1 Nylon Browband Headstalls and Reins: Enhance Your Ride with Printed Overlay Review

Cheaply made but you get what you pay for. The included leather strips were very thin and flimsy. The buckles are weak and the holes for the buckles and leather straps are misaligned and uneven. It was also misconfigured. However, it will be a good backup or backup bridle.

This bridle is of good quality and looks good. However, the throat around my 16-hour quarter horse didn't sag. There were no more holes to be made. His old bridle didn't fit either so I have a fake mix of that bridle and his old one lol. Still looking for the one that suits him without breaking the bank.

Bought for my 15.2 hand mare. It's a little delicate. However, the bridle fits her on the smallest loop. It seems to suit her quite well. I paired it with a plain bridle that was easy to attach. I've used this bridle on the trail and it's fairly easy to clean too. For the price this bridle is very good and I would buy it again. The reins are forked and quite long. I tied mine together and had no problems with it. UPDATE: I've had this bridle for a year now. Holds up great. The colors still look

It's nice enough. He's kinda weird sitting on the horse's head. It came packaged with the wrong setting, the throat lash was in front of the crown/cheekpiece. I had to take the bridle apart to fix it. When I put this on my horse it seems too close to their eyes. I had to make some adjustments to the bridle to fix this. The best thing about this bridle is that it's very versatile, it fits my 6.5" paintball gelding and I can then switch it straight to my 5.5" Quarter Mare. no problem. The reins…

I bought this based on a PTBully review and it was spot on. Color is bright but soft (not flashy or fluorescent) orange with brown and gold zebra stripes. It really adds a nice finishing touch to the bridle and headstand. I also had to move the throat latch backwards, but that's an easy fix. I didn't have to punch another hole to fit my mule, but if you read the comments, PTBully recommended using a soldering iron to create the extra holes. My mule was adopted from the Southern California…