Better Bridle

The Better Bridle is the result of 4 years of development, with the intention of creating the most comprehensive anatomical bridle yet... all while maintaining the clean simple lines of a traditional bridle. The last thing you want is a funky contraption on your horses's face. The bridle should look like a bridle. There are already a handful of anatomical bridles out there, but they tend to focus on one issue - like poll pressure - and leave many potential problem areas unresolved. Since every piece of the bridle interacts with the bridle as a whole, it is crucial that each piece is deliberately designed to work in symbiosis with the rest of the bridle. There are at least five fit components of a bridle that need to be done correctly to fit all of a horse's structure well. They are: 1. Poll/atlas 2. Cartilage at the base of the ears 3. Molars 4. Nasal bone an air passages 5. TMJ (temporomandibular joint) - the connection between the skull and jaw, a critical area that allows a horse to