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WeeB
28th March 2010, 09:12 AM
does anyone know of reasonably priced webbing bridles? I need (want!) to get one for B in our colours for trec. I've seen really nice ones that plas equestrian do but they are expensive.

I was wanting one that converts to a headcollar, like the endurance ones, as B wears a martingale so if I have a normal bridle on him for competition I need to have a headcollar on underneath for the lead sections.

I've had a wee look on ebay but not come up with anything.

Any ideas??

CityLights
28th March 2010, 09:48 AM
Libbys do good webbing tack but im not sure if they do the differetn colours or have any idea on price

Lobelia Overhill
28th March 2010, 10:56 AM
I got a webbing bridle on eBay last year that doesn't fit my horse (despite being full-size) it's lilac...

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v605/MiscellanyPix/Don/PurpleBridleMay112009.jpg

Didn't cost me much, so I don't want much for it!

I bought a black extra full size as a replacement and it's too big! :miffed:

My Crazy Clan
28th March 2010, 12:49 PM
I had the purple bridle, with reins, that turns into a head collar, what I found was a awkward fit! really didn't fit my lad right at all so had to sell it, its a shame as it was lush! with plaited brow band and nose band.

I thought about buying the ones with the black clips but after having someone almost lose there horse because it kept coming undone it put me off the idea.

WeeB
28th March 2010, 04:31 PM
hey, thanks everyone.

Rhea - I've seen those plaited ones, they look nice.

Interesting what everyone is saying about the fit of webbing bridles... maybe I'd be as well forking out the bit extra for one that is possibly better quality?? (well, you'd hope it would be better quality!!)

Poppy and Harmony
28th March 2010, 04:53 PM
I'm not sure about convertable bridles, but I had a Libby's web clip bridle (in pink may I add ;)) and I loved it :lol: so lightweight and easy to just chuck in the washing machine the reins came up very short though which was a pain but it wasnt bad for around £17

My Crazy Clan
28th March 2010, 06:52 PM
hey, thanks everyone.

Rhea - I've seen those plaited ones, they look nice.

Interesting what everyone is saying about the fit of webbing bridles... maybe I'd be as well forking out the bit extra for one that is possibly better quality?? (well, you'd hope it would be better quality!!)

Saying that! I have a bright blue one and its fab, not sure what brand it is though sorry.

The plaited one I think was made my cottage craft, it was full size, what size is Brandy? the smaller ones might be ok.

black crow
28th March 2010, 07:04 PM
Surprisingly some Plas bridles ive fitted havent been too great of a fit, or libbys for that matter! They tend to suit more finer faced horses.

I love zilco bridles. Personally i wouldnt use a webbing bridle for riding, would prefer it to break if something happened!

Lobelia Overhill
29th March 2010, 08:20 PM
I love zilco bridles.

what are Zilco bridles made of? I keep seeing them advertised online but can't find out what the material is!

cheers

WeeB
3rd April 2010, 08:08 AM
B's a pony size bridle etc rhea.

I'm thinking I might just have to practice riding him in his bridle with a head collar underneath and no nose band (he can be a bit of a *** without a nose band, but if we both get used to it then it should be fine!)