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Browbands for Horses Browbands for horses are an essential part of the bridle, sitting just below the ears and connecting both sides of the headpiece. Their main purpose is to keep the bridle securely in place and prevent it from slipping back toward the poll, which could otherwise cause discomfort or unwanted pressure. Though a small component, the browband plays an important role in ensuring your horse’s comfort and helping maintain correct bridle positioning – making it a key part of your tack setup. If you're choosing a new browband, it's important to pair it with the right bridle to ensure a secure and comfortable fit – especially when upgrading or adjusting your current tack setup. What Does a Browband Do? A correctly fitted horse browband should sit flat across the forehead, just below the ears. It should not pull tight or pinch the sides of the head, as this can lead to rubbing, head tossing, or general discomfort. Equally, it shouldn’t hang too loose, as this can cause flapping and irritation during movement. Choosing the right fit and style of browband helps the rest of the bridle function correctly and comfortably. This includes working alongside your horse bit and noseband to create balanced and consistent contact. Styles of Equine Browbands Our collection of equine browbands includes a variety of designs, so you can find something that suits both your horse’s conformation and your riding discipline. Popular styles include: Straight or curved leather browbands – Simple and versatile for schooling or hacking Shaped or plaited browbands – Ideal for traditional showing classes or native breeds Diamante browbands – A striking option for dressage or competition riders who want to add a bit of sparkle to their turnout Coloured or contrast-stitched browbands – Great for riders who want to coordinate their gear or add a subtle pop of personality If you're looking to personalise your setup further, take a look at our range of bridle parts and accessories , where
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