Dever Ascot bridles - any reviews?

[soloequestrian]

Looking for a comfort bridle that doesn't have the nose band passing through the head piece. I've found these, but haven't heard of them before. Has anyone else? http://www.deversaddlery.co.uk/comfort-padded-show-bridle-34-hunt-weight-i238.html
The other one I've found at a reasonable price is the John Whitaker, but it doesn't look quite as nice as these ones.

 

[WelshD]

Dever bridlework is very good, Ascot is their cheaper range but is still nice stuff, I have a few of their £30 pony bridles and they are excellent, clean up like new and fit well with all parts in proportion. they look worth far more than they actually cost

 

[Annie B.]

I purchased a Dever bridle for my mare as a stand in bridle as I had nothing in full size when I bought her. The bridle is in fab condition and all the keepers still fit nice and firm. My mare is now nearly 26 and the bridle I've had 18 years it is used most days still as her everyday bridle so I can't complain.

 

[Dream19]

I have one and it's great. Not the softest leather but good quality and the head piece is great. Certainly value for money in my opinion!

 

[soloequestrian]

Thanks - looking positive!

 

[LibbyL]

Sorry to bring up an old post!
Did you buy a Dever Ascot in the end?
Someone has just recommended me one and they look great value for money. Do you find they come true to size and are they worth getting?
Thanks!

 

[soloequestrian]

Sorry, no, I found a Jeffries IR on eBay for a good price and I'm very pleased with it. I also tried an Albion KB but it was a really weird shape - very long but also very narrow.