Monday Bridle Mexican Noseband - Week Collection
The high-quality Monday Bridle has a round brow band that is often present in the Jump'In leather range. It can be chosen to be used on competition days as well as for the everyday life at the stables. The mexican noseband is slightly rounded and decorated with a contrasting cream fancy. The headpiece is quite large, the buckles are made of stainless steel and the flexible rubber reins are nice to ride with. The Monday bridle has an anatomical headpiece, a reinforced noseband for greater comfort and crossed keepers, the true Jump'In signature look The entire Week Collection is made of a high-quality English full-grain leather from SEGWICK. The buckles are stainless steel and the finishes are particularly neat.
Available with a flash noseband or a Mexican noseband
Available in burgundy, havana or black
Size Full or Cob
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Product FAQs
How do I measure my horse for a bridle?
You need four measurements: (1) headstall — from behind the ear, over the poll, to the other ear; (2) browband — around the forehead; (3) noseband — around the nose where it sits; (4) bit-to-bit — corner of mouth to corner of mouth over the poll. Most bridles come in Cob, Full, and Warmblood sizes.
What's the difference between a dressage and jumping bridle?
Dressage bridles typically have a flash noseband, larger browband, and longer cheekpieces for a refined look. Jumping bridles often have a drop or figure-8 noseband and are designed to stay secure over fences. The choice depends on your discipline and your horse's conformation.
How do I care for a leather bridle?
Wipe down after every ride with a damp cloth. Clean with leather soap weekly, then condition with leather oil or balm. Store hanging in a cool, dry place. Take apart and deep-clean monthly. Well-maintained leather bridles can last decades.
