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Headcollar -Port Royal-HKM
Headcollar -Port Royal-HKM
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Bridle -Port Royal-HKM. Horse bridle available in Cob, Full sizes.
Brand
HKM
Product type
Bridle
Recommended use
Equestrianism
Available sizes
Cob, Full
Size type
Adult Unisex
Main features
- Set of straps that hold the bit and reins.
- Construction with browband, noseband, chin strap, and throatlatch as per design.
- Common material: leather or synthetic, with manufacturer-specific hardware.
- Available sizes: Cob, Full.
Main equipment that holds the bit and reins. It adjusts to the horse's head using a browband, noseband, chin strap, and throatlatch. Its material and design vary by model.
Size guide
Available range for this model: Cob, Full. It is advisable to compare your measurements with the manufacturer's specific chart. The measurements to take are those of the horse. For blankets, measure in a straight line from the center of the chest to the base of the tail. For bridles, use the manufacturer's nomenclature (Pony, Cob, Full). For boots and bandages, the width of the leg according to the manufacturer's chart.
Care and maintenance
For leather, clean periodically with a damp cloth and apply a specific moisturizer. For synthetic, use a damp cloth with neutral soap.
Frequently asked questions
What sizes are usually available?
The most common sizes are Cob, Full (Horse), and Pony. Each manufacturer may have intermediate sizes or specific measurements.
How do you maintain a leather bridle?
By cleaning it periodically with a damp cloth and applying a specific leather moisturizer according to the manufacturer's instructions.
When should the straps be changed?
When they show visible signs of wear, cracks, or loss of flexibility. Compromised straps should be replaced without waiting for them to break.
