Kieffer Ultrasoft® Haflinger Snaffle Bridle
$299.95
Our new Kieffer Ultrasoft® Haflinger flash bridle has an improved fit for the broad, slightly dished shaped anatomy of the Haflinger horses’ head.
The bridle is made of super-soft leather and is fitted with Kieffer’s ‘Professional’‚ filigree cut crownpiece which is softly padded, and cut away at the ear position to allow for extra movement. Kieffer Ultrasoft® Haflinger is available in black or brown and comes with a curved raised leather browband or with crystal browband, with white or brown crystals.
- Made of extremely soft leather
- Softly padded ‘Professional’ crownpiece with cut-back design at the ear
- Noseband fastens to the headpiece on both sides
- Curved browband optionally available as plain raised leather browband (lined) or browband (unlined) with white or brown crystals
- Width of noseband: 32 mm
- Chrome buckles
- Comes with web reins
Colors:
- black / black lining
- brown / brown lining
Noseband:
- Flash with chin pad
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