Waldhausen Double Bridle: Refined contact for dressage and driving
Riding with a curb needs the right bridle and the right bit. Here you will find both from Waldhausen, including options for carriage driving.
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Waldhausen Liverpool Driving Bit EST, Movable Shanks, Stainless Steel, 12.5 cm
Variants from €44.07
Sale price: €51.65 Regular price: €59.95 (13.84% saved) %
Waldhausen Kimblewick Bit, Hollow Stainless Steel incl. Curb Chain, 12.5 cm
Sale price: €40.76 Regular price: €44.95 (9.32% saved)
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Waldhausen S-Line Double Bridle Magic, Black, with Crystal Browband, COB
Sale price: €144.21 Regular price: €169.95 (15.15% saved)
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Waldhausen X-Line Double Bridle Supersoft, Swedish Noseband, Cob
Sale price: €87.83 Regular price: €109.95 (20.12% saved)
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Waldhausen S-Line Double Bridle Timeless, Swedish Noseband, COB
Sale price: €154.66 Regular price: €189.95 (18.58% saved)
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Waldhausen Weymouth Bit Low Port, Solid Stainless Steel & Curb Chain, 14.5 cm
Sale price: €52.25 Regular price: €59.95 (12.84% saved)
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Waldhausen Weymouth Bit EST short, Stainless Steel 14 mm
Sale price: From €35.48 Regular price: €44.95 (21.07% saved)
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Waldhausen Jumping Curb Bit, Single Jointed, incl. Curb Chain
Sale price: From €35.48 Regular price: €44.95 (21.07% saved)
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Waldhausen Liverpool Driving Bit, Stainless Steel, incl. Curb Chain
Sale price: From €42.48 Regular price: €54.95 (22.69% saved)
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Waldhausen Double Bridle X-Line Evermore, Swedish noseband, black / white
Sale price: From €103.46 Regular price: €119.95 (13.75% saved)
Waldhausen Double Bridle: bridle and curb bit from one source
The double bridles in the X-Line and S-Line ranges carry names such as Evermore, Supersoft, Magic and Timeless and differ in padding and decoration. You will also find the matching bits: the Liverpool driving bit, also in stainless steel, for carriage and competition driving, as well as Pelham bits, hollow or single jointed.
Frequently asked questions
When is a horse ready for a double bridle?
Only when horse and rider work together confidently and lightly in a snaffle. That is why the double bridle is only used at higher levels in dressage tests.