Dever Classic Comfort Flash Bridle – Premium English Leather
Give your horse the comfort it deserves with the Dever Classic Comfort Flash Bridle, expertly crafted from high-quality English leather with durable stainless steel fittings. This pressure-relieving design is ideal for horses with sensitive heads, blending traditional elegance with innovative comfort features.
Key Features:
Comfort headpiece design: The flash noseband attaches on either side of the headpiece—eliminating the need for an overhead strap and reducing poll pressure
Anatomically shaped, softly padded headpiece for a comfortable fit around the ears
Padded browband and flash noseband to ensure maximum comfort and prevent rubbing
Ideal for everyday riding, training, and horses with sensitive or refined heads
Available in two width options to suit a variety of breeds and disciplines
Standard Width Option:
5/8" (16mm) Cheek Pieces & Headpiece
1" (25mm) Padded Flash Noseband with 1/2" (13mm) Flash Strap
7/8" (22mm) Padded Browband (including padding)
Sizes Available: Cob, Full, Extra Full
Wider Width Option:
3/4" (19mm) Cheek Pieces & Headpiece
1 1/8" (28mm) Padded Flash Noseband with 5/8" (16mm) Flash Strap
1" (25mm) Padded Browband (including padding)
Sizes Available: Full, Extra Full
Colours: Black or Brown
Material: Premium English Leather with Stainless Steel Fittings
Whether for schooling or showing, this flash bridle offers the ultimate in comfort, control, and refined appearance. A favorite for riders who put their horse’s comfort first.
Classic Comfort Padded Flash Bridle
Care Instructions
Leather should be cleaned and conditioned regularly to keep it supple and to prolong its life. Here are some useful tips on how to maintain your bridlework:-
i) Always apply leather conditioner several times before using new tack, this will soften and protect the leather before use.
ii) Remove sweat and grime everytime the bridlework is used, using a slightly damp sponge or cloth.
iii) Re-apply leather conditioner as necessary, climate and use effect this, like watering a plant too much is as bad as too little!
iv) Depending how often you ride, you will need to dismantle your bridle completely for a thorough cleaning periodically. This will involve using leather cleaner (not saddle soap) and the re-application of conditioner.
v) Check the stitching and billets regularly, paying particular attention to where the bit is attached to the bridle at the reins and the cheek pieces, any wear should be repaired, or replaced by a reputable saddler immediately.
