Micklem Multibridle Horseware bridle Black

The perfect choice for discerning riders, the Horseware Rambo Micklem 2 Multibridle is a multifunctional bridle featuring an exceptional anatomical design for enhanced performance at all levels!

This newly revised version of the Horseware Micklem Multibridle offers:

• improved leather quality with eco-friendly leather that meets REACH standards*, softer and more flexible for added comfort.
• an anatomical headpiece that avoids any pressure on the base of the ears and increases comfort.
• a wider noseband with soft leather padding for enhanced comfort.
• the lower strap of the noseband features an innovative curve allowing the bridle to fit more comfortably around the bit.
• a new browband for a more refined and elegant look.

Innovative, this bridle eliminates any discomfort associated with pressure on the facial nerve network, the poll area, and the ears.

Its unique design pays special attention to the internal harmony of the mouth and tongue, removing issues such as numbness in the lower half of your horse's face caused by pressure.

The Horseware Rambo Micklem 2 Multibridle reduces discomfort or breathing restrictions caused by low and tightly fitted nosebands.

Versatile and adjustable to each horse's needs, the Horseware Micklem Multibridle is sold without reins but comes with:

• clips that limit bit pressure on the tongue
• bit straps
• bitless bridle attachments (small and large) allowing for several adjustments (strong, medium, or normal)

With its quick and easy adjustments, the Horseware Rambo Micklem 2 Multibridle can be used as a:

• bridle
• lunge cavesson
• bitless bridle (without the bit)

When should you use the bit clips?

An invaluable tool to eliminate bit pressure, they connect the bit to the side ring of the bridle to keep it stable in the horse's mouth and help prevent tongue damage. We recommend using the bit clips for young horses or riders with an unsteady hand.

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*REACH Standard: A European standard aimed at reducing the risks associated with chemical substances to the environment and health. In the leather industry, this standard promotes vegetable tanning over mineral tanning, which uses chromium.