Stubben CTD Bridles

[Toby_Zaphod]

I have a couple of normal Stubben bridles however I was considering buying a CTD to use for general schooling etc. Does anyone here have one?...what are they like?...any good? do they wear well? or should I steer away from them?
Any comments either for or against will be greatly received

 

[RachelB]

The horse I share has one, it looks pretty smart. He's had it for just over a year and a half now and it looks pretty good. For general use I think they would be fine.

 

[lucysnapshot]

i have a martingale in th range and its lasted well for 6 years

 

[Toby_Zaphod]

Thanks for your comments so far......I was hoping they would be favorable. I was concerned as the difference between a quality GFS bridle & one from the GFS Advantage Range is considerable...the advantage is like cardboard & you cannot get a shine on it at all...pretty poor really.

 

[I_A_P]

picture of mine in hers in ther gallery named " millie in the garden", apart from the grackle part!!

mine is great!

 

[sarahs]

I have the normal stubben range for both my bridles and considering they were both well over £100 they are awful ! so i wouldnt personally want the cheaper range !

 

[LauraBR]

I have a CTD martingale and it has been good value for money.

 

[Rambo]

I have a CTD saddle and it's fine. Cleans up nicely. I also have a real cheapie bridle though...an Olympian I think. Cost about £15 and that's fine too

 

[KatB]

I like the CTD bridles better than the Stubben normal ones tbh!! Good quality and better value for money IMO.