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Aruba sidepull bitless bridle with 4 interchangeable colored pads

Name: FRA Aruba sidepull bitless bridle with 4 interchangeable colored pads
Brand: FRA
SKU: FRA-3330911817
Price: 199.50 EUR
Availability: InStock

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Brand: FRA

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FRA Aruba sidepull bitless bridle with colors. The bridle is anatomically shaped and available in the basic colors black and brown. In addition, you will receive 4 different color paddings with the bridle.... Show more

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Product description

FRA Aruba Sidepull Bitless Bridle including 4 Interchangeable Color Paddings

Bitless bridle
Sidepull system
Softly padded
Anatomically shaped headpiece and noseband
Available in pony, cob, and full sizes
Colors brown and black with various color paddings
Includes soft leather reins with snap clip
Includes 4 interchangeable color paddings

Description of the anatomical bitless bridle Aruba:

The Aruba bridle is very comfortable for the horse: the headpiece and noseband are anatomically shaped, and the bridle is softly padded at the ears, browband, and noseband. The bridle can be used as a sidepull, and optionally, a bit can be attached with bit straps. What makes this bridle unique is that the paddings of the noseband and browband are interchangeable, allowing you to change colors whenever you like!

What is a sidepull bitless bridle:

A sidepull is a noseband with two reins attached. There are no additional features on the noseband, so your aids only come to rest on the nose. If you ask for a left turn, your horse will feel slight pressure on the right side of its nose (depending on your rein hand), and vice versa. During a transition back, the horse feels pressure on the entire top of its nose. It is one of the simplest bitless systems.