Bridle suggestions please

[LuanneCat]

Have temporary tack as was supposed to get Mighty with her tack but didn't. The saddle is now sorted, now it's bridle time

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Any suggestions please..

She currently has this http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/essen-bridle-17324562/, and mighty mare herself (please excuse the tack in pics. These were before I bought her).

 

[Mavis]

My horse is a reddish bay in summer, dark bay in winter and he has this bridle in dark oak. It is a lovely bridle, very soft and smart and I love it

bridle

 

[sidesaddlegirl]

I have this one from Decathlon:
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/EN/romeo-bridle-17324745

Cheap and nasty it ain't and I always get comments on it (everyone thinks it's an expensive bridle!)

I have the newmarket one and I have noticed that this colour is made from a better leather than the havana ones (or maybe it was just the ones they had at the Nottingham decathlon) so if you do get a Romeo bridle, just check the leather quality.

I've had it since January and wash and oil it regularly and it is still going strong and still looks nice.

 

[catembi]

I've got a £21 Gallop comfort bridle from E Bay. Bought as I wanted to try the 'comfort' idea to see if it 'worked' before getting an expensive bridle. It's still fine after 2 years of daily use, so I haven't bothered getting a more expensive one, & I bd/bsja in it.

 

[Janette]

Jefferies - lovely bridle work. Not so cluttered, continue to look good and last for ages so are value for money.

 

[KatB]

Have got an "oakbark" comfort bridle from treadstone. It always gets nice comments and looks really nice on my coloured.