Best value but relatively cheap bridles..!?

The bridle I had was the Romeo bridle with flash noseband. I had Cob size and fitted the 14.1 Arab I had at the time and then my fine headed 15.3 TB that I have now. My TB could have fit into the Full size as well though. The leather did take ages to soften but there was no thin spots like some of the cheap import bridles have. I used to gallop out and do all sorts in mine.

Just had a look and they don't do mine any more, only the grackle version.
 
I have a caldene comfort bridle for every day, the leather is lovely and soft. It has a removeable flash strap and loop

Nicer quality than some more expensive bridles!
 
I have a caldene grackle bridle and the quality isn't up to much. But my son has the caldene comfort bridle and so far it seems much better quality.
 
My favourite bridle is one I got in Germany, no idea of the make, but 7 years on it is still perfect, I only use it for competitions though.

I then have two other bridles, one Collegiate (love this one) and one Kincade. I had to return the Kincade after a week due to poor quality of leather, the store replaced it and the new one is absolutely fine, very pleased with it (I use it as my crappy bridle though).

Had Jeffreys in the past and always been pleased with them as well!
 
I just got a shires one for new horse for around 40 pound and love it. Quality great and everybody comments how nice it is. Has removable flash strap and shaped headpiece
 
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