A bitless bridle allows you to ride your horse without a bit in its mouth.

With a bitless bridle the reins are often attached to the noseband. With a sidepull bridle it is attached to the sides, with a hackamore bridle it is attached to the hackamore shanks on the sides of the noseband.

A bitless bridle allows you to communicate softly and clearly without putting pressure on the mouth.

Yes. Almost every horse can be ridden bitless. Horses with sensitive mouths, old scars, or resistance to the bit often respond positively. It’s important to choose a model that fits the horse’s head shape and training level.

In the Netherlands and South Africa, bitless dressage competition is allowed. Since April 1st, 2025, riders in the Netherlands can compete bitless up to the ZZ-Light level. Other countries are still catching up — within the FEI, bitless riding is not yet permitted in dressage. It is permitted in showjumping.

Not necessarily. Although it can be a learning curve in the beginning it is not more difficult than riding with a bit. It mainly requires soft hands and a balanced seat. Many riders find that their horse becomes more relaxed and responsive to their seat. For bitless riding a correct bridle fit is of the utmost importance.

There are different systems such as the sidepull, cross-under, and hackamore, each working in a unique way. Our product descriptions explain exactly which model suits different types of horses and riders.

Each product includes a clear size guide. Measure your horse’s nose, jaw, and head circumference and compare with our chart. When in-between sizes we recommend sizing down.

Unsure? Feel free to contact us — we’re happy to help you find the right fit.

Yes. You may try the bridle on a clean, dry coat. Please note that items must be returned unused and clean. Return shipping costs are at the buyer’s expense.

Contact us within 14 days of receiving your order by email. We’ll provide return instructions. Once we receive the bridle in its original condition, we’ll refund the purchase price. Return shipping costs are for the buyer.

Yes. Notify us within 14 days. Once we receive the original product, we’ll send the new size or color. Return shipping costs are for the buyer.

Absolutely. Send us photos of your horse or tell us more about your riding style, and we’ll help you find the best fit and model.

We ship within 48 hours after payment is received. If there’s any delay, we’ll let you know personally.

Delivery time depends on your location and carrier. Within the Netherlands, orders usually arrive within 1–3 business days. International orders (e.g., Belgium, Germany, USA, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand) may take a bit longer.

Shipping costs are calculated automatically at checkout. You’ll see the exact amount before completing your order.

Yes. Once your order ships, you’ll receive a tracking number by email.

Please check your parcel immediately upon delivery. If there’s any damage, contact us within 48 hours and include photos of the product and packaging. We’ll resolve it quickly and fairly.

Yes, we ship worldwide. Shipping costs are automatically calculated at checkout based on the destination.

For orders outside the European Union (e.g., USA, South Africa, New Zealand, UK), import duties, customs fees, and local taxes are the buyer’s responsibility. These are determined by the destination country’s customs office based on value, materials, and regulations.

No, these costs are not calculated by us and will not appear in your shopping cart. The carrier (e.g., DHL, UPS) may contact you directly for payment of duties or taxes before delivery.

If customs fees or taxes remain unpaid, the parcel will usually be returned to us. In such cases, the shipping and return costs will be deducted from your refund.