Bridle reccomendations for around £60

[LauraPD]

Am looking to buy a practical new bridle for no more than £60 that can be used daily and that is smart enough for shows. Have had a look on ebay, but would rather buy from a website with a good returns policy. Also I'm quite keen on the thick set 'comfort' noseband, must be in black, and no bright pink/blue coloured linings. Any suggestions?

 

[PoppyAnderson]

I looked for yonks for a nice, reasonably priced bridle and was just at the point of splashing out when I spotted this. It's fab - does the job a treat and looks so much more expensive than it is. http://www.bridlewayequestrian.com/shop/product.php?productid=16144&cat=266&page=1

 

[LauraPD]

That is beautiful. Is the leather good quality? At the moment my horse is in a flash, but he's a cob, so this type of noseband would deffinately suit him better. ** Just found the flash alternative. They're lovely, thanks vmuch

 

[PoppyAnderson]

The leather is lovely. I was about to buy a Sabre bridle, as I couldn't find anything that compared so I thought, stuff it, I'll splash out. Then I found this. It's really simple and classy and not got too many fiddly hooks and billets etc.

 

[Depp_by_Chocolate]

You can get a Jeffries Wembley bridle for between £60-70, its from their budget range but you still get the Jeffries quality.