ThinLine Bitless Noseband Bridle Converter Black

English or Western bridles are easy to convert to a bitless bridle with this soft ThinLine foam-lined Converter.

EZ Harmony Bitless Noseband Bridle Converter Benefits:

ThinLine foam padding positioned across pressure points creates the most comfortable bitless noseband on the market.  It is manufactured with soft and supple leather, heavy-duty stainless steel D rings, buckles, and is lined with ThinLine foam.

• Full size is adjustable from 23.5 to 27.5 inches
• Cob size is adjustable from 22.5 to 25.5 inches

The ThinLine bitless bridle converter attaches to any English or Western headstall with ease. Use with leather or clip reins.

Easy to use and clean. Simple soap and water care for the ThinLine foam.

Why bitless?

Harmony Horsemanship™ promotes bitless riding for many reasons including:

• If a horse is uncomfortable with a bit due to injury or teeth placement
• Help for horses that are emotional when riding with a bit
• To give more control and comfort to horses that put their tongue over the bit or out the side of the mouth
• Prevent bone spurs and other mouth damage caused by bits
• For starting or restarting horses before introducing a bit
• When riders are learning to balance or master new skills, so they aren’t accidentally hurting the horse’s sensitive mouth

Notes on Fit:

Bitless nosebands should be fitted like you would a regular noseband on a bridle. It should sit above the crease of the horse’s mouth so it’s not on the fragile part of the horse’s nose. Usually, about 2 fingers fit between the chin and leather. You don’t want it too lose or it will slide, too tight and the horse can’t chew or be comfortable to open their mouth a little.

Tack Care Instructions

ThinLine Tack is extremely easy to take care of. We do strongly recommend using our all-natural ThinLine Cleaners when wiping down and cleaning your ThinLine Tack. It works great for our reins, boots, girths and more. Using baby wipes or a little simple dish soap works well for quick cleans up too.

To ensure the longevity of your ThinLine Tack. It is important to keep it away from chemicals such as Show Sheen, Fly Sprays, Leather Oils, etc. This can cause the ThinLine foam to harden. Be certain to clean thoroughly if they come in contact. If you are conditioning a leather portion of ThinLine Tack, we recommend using a paste-like style to control the application.