Make any bridle bitless!

Our bitless bridles are, without doubt, some of the the most popular products we offer in our shop. Some folks love collecting different styles of bridles to use on their horses (and we’re happy to help them do that!) but for those who haven’t tried bitless bridles on their horses before, it can be intimidating. Who wants to buy a whole new headstall just to test out whether or not their horse will take to the style?

Lots of horses really love going bitless, but it’s not the best solution for everybody and you really never know until you try.

That’s why we offer several hackamore noseband pieces that you can use with your current bridle to test out the bitless life before committing.

We just introduced this padded hackamore noseband for people who want to add their own metal hackamore to an existing bridle. This customer from Instagram shows us how this piece is attached over the bridge of the nose to keep the hackamore attachment steady from side to side:

(This horse is modeling our Traditional Halter Bridle with their own hackamore and black padded noseband. You can order a halter bridle like this here.)

You can also fasten the bit ends of the cheekpieces on your existing bridle to one of our two bitless nosebands.

https://www.twohorsetack.com/p-131-sidepull-nosebandjumping-hackamore-made-from-beta-biothane.aspx

This is our sidepull bitless noseband, which will apply pressure much like a sidepull bridle.

https://www.twohorsetack.com/p-2085-western-style-bitless-hackamore-noseband-made-from-beta-biothane.aspx

And this is our Western bitless hackamore. It applies pressure in a similar distribution across the nose, however the Western bitless has two rings under the chin, which allow a rider neck reining or riding one-handed more precise application of pressure to one side of the jaw at a time.

There’s really no wrong answer to the type of bitless bridle or noseband you choose. And with prices as low as $25 for the padded noseband for hackamores, you don’t have much to lose!