kincade bridles - any good?

[georgiegirl2]

was thinking of getting one for twigs whilst were breaking her in. obvuiosly you do get what you pay for but as she wont be going anywhere or doing serious work for a long while yet i thought i may give one of these a try as a temporary measure? georges bridle fits her ok Im just far to lazy to be changing bits with them both twice a night! so, peoples opinions on these bridles? are they safe enough or are they naff?

 

[Christmas_Kate]

IMO they're great, they do soften into nice leather after a while, and I would buy one any day. Well worth the money.

 

[Chex]

I had a weatherbeeta one, which I think is the same. They're actually quite good for the price! I used mine for about 6 years, but after never cleaning it, the buckles seized a bit, but still looks good and works. I think it was about £20.

 

[WelshRareBit]

I have a kincade bridle and its excellent value for money - it does come up nice with a bit of TLC - would definitely reccomend one x

 

[parsley]

I bought mine about one and a bit years ago - oiled it really well and it has lasted very well - definatly a bargin.