Tough Nylon Bridle Halter Purple Review

I liked that there was a pillow for the bride. I was expecting more than one bride to fit in the bag but it doesn't look like more than one will fit.

I like the overall look and it seems well finished. I don't like the fact that the bridle is too short to hang on. Usually sits below.

I think mine was backwards or upside down. The zipper closes and the handle is on the opposite side of the inner zipper. So can't you hang? Everything is in reverse order.

This bag is good quality but not long enough for a bridle! Even if I fold the reins, everything inside stays together. This keeps dust out but I am concerned about what will happen to the shape of my bridle. I will probably only use it for halters, they should change the description of this product.

This is a really good bridle bag. I'm taking off a star because I'm a little tighter than I'd like and because I feel like my bridle is bunched up (probably due to the fact that I use side pull rather than a bit of bridle). I also like that I can store my halter horses in a bag to protect them from dirt and dust.

I ordered about 4 of these, good for the price. I'd like the inner nylon strap that holds the clasp upright to be changed in direction, it's very hard to snap behind the clasp once you put it in and seems like it would be easier if it were more from the bottom top would be closed than top to bottom, but other than that it's a good setup.

You get what you pay for. Inexpensive, nylon is pretty durable, fleece inside is thin but does the job. The zipper handle broke in half the first time I opened it. And NO, I'm not that strong. The zipper still works and the bag does its job of protecting my leather halter from the elements. Overall I expect that for what I paid.

This is Cordura fabric. Not treated to be water repellent. Thin foam lining. It has a strap connected to a plastic clasp inside and on the bag. There are no strap adjustments. All in all this would be a good bag to protect my show gear from dust and provide some protection from scratches. I can use a fabric treatment as a moisture proof precaution as I live in humid western Washington and can get wet and retain moisture just going from the shed to the trailer.