are shires bridles good quality?? x

[kateb78]

are shires bridles good quality?? x

 

[Sexy Sietske]

I had a look at one in the tack shop today, looked really nice but didnt have matching reins in so didn't buy They look really good value for money though, the one I was looking at was £24

 

[scottishterrier]

we have the blue pony one and its lovely quality, really strong and soft x

 

[Nookster]

I Have a couple of shires bridles – bought the shires hunter/plain bridle and actually use it to show and also have a spare one for everyday riding at home – Bargain for £30

Link if needed
http://www.barnstormers.co.uk/acatalog/SHIRES_CANTERBURY_PLAIN_SNAFFLE_BRIDLE.html

I also have one of the shires in hand bridles – was £20

Marsden has this bridle in her bridle wardrobe (she has millions i tell ya lol)

and this inhand for Odin

I also have a shires snaffle Swarovski one which never got used as too small - cob size which I have for sale at £20 if anyone needs one
Think its this one but would need to check

http://www.barnstormers.co.uk/acatalog/SHIRES_WINCHESTER_SNAFFLE_BRIDLE__SWAROVSKI.html

 

[Fizz]

i love the 4th one nookster, any idea if they do extra full

 

[minihorse]

We started to use shires bridles also leather headcollers as could not get bridles for mini horses shires did them so just started buying them.we have had no problems with bridles they fitted well looked comfy and when inhand showing manages well for strengh when the youngsters are pulling to try get reins out of hand..I think that they are good quality

 

[marsden]

i love the 4th one nookster, any idea if they do extra full

lovely bridle and Odin looks like an event horse in it Don't think they do it in extra full though. Know the Jefferies range do extra full though...

 

[Fizz]

do they come up big or are they ok size wise?

its really just the headpiece i need in extra full so i could just swap it