Leather covered Curb Chain
Some horses get fussy the moment a plain metal chain settles into the curb groove, and that fuss turns into head-tossing halfway around a course. A leather-covered curb chain like this one from Jump'In is the traditional fix: same leverage, gentler feel against the skin.
How it works: the leather wrapping sits between the metal links and the horse's curb groove, softening the pressure point while still letting the chain do its job under rein contact.
Why we rate it: for sensitive-skinned horses on Australian summer schedules, when sweat can make a bare chain rub, the leather layer is a small change that makes a genuine difference to how relaxed the horse carries a curb bit. Check the leather like you would any bridle part and condition it occasionally.
— One size only, in Jump'In's French-made bridlery range. See our full selection of bits to pair it with.
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Product FAQs
How do I measure my horse for the Leather covered Curb Chain?
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 Jump'In bridles come in Cob, Full, and Warmblood sizes.
Is the Leather covered Curb Chain a dressage or 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. Check the Leather covered Curb Chain product description for its discipline design.
How do I care for my Jump'In 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 covered Curb Chain leather bridles can last decades.
