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Bitless & Bareback Equipment

Hi Everyone! Here is my list of what I use and personally recommend, beginning with bitless. Rope Halters & Leads http://www.handcraftedjewls.com/ Bitless Bridle Styles https://www.horseforum.com/horse-tack... Uisce Leather http://www.uisceleather.com/ Hybrid Halter Bridles https://shop.horseeducation.com/colle... Natal Saddlery https://natalsaddlery.co.za/product/l... Lightrider Bitless Bridles https://www.lightriderbridle.com/ About the MacPherson Bareback pad I've tried just about every bareback pad over the years and the one I use and recommend is the best in my experience: https://www.taoofhorsemanship.com/shop It is very thick, thicker than most and very flexible, once it is broken in it conforms perfectly to both the horse's back and your seat. And the best type of padding is either wool or neoprene, which my pad offers. They are the most comfortable for the horse and rider and for the following reasons: they don't slide, they breathe, dry fast and are easy to clean. You do not want a bareback pad that has stirrups either and that’s because stirrups work best with a saddle. The reason is the saddle’s tree and rigging help to balance the weight in the stirrup and rider's weight in the stirrup. Without a tree and saddle rigging, the stirrups have no balance and are flimsy and can cause the pad to slip. You also don’t want nylon leathers with holes for the girth, only leather and either cinch or use billets (English style). Nylon also slips whereas leather grips. You also don't want anything to rub against your knee. These pads are designed to sit you back on your balance point which keeps your leg behind the girth. Bareback pad riding requires skill, balance, and coordination, as the rider does not have any equipment to compensate for errors of balance or skill. It also requires a level-headed, self-regulated and safe horse. I do not recommend riding in a bareback pad if: Your horse cannot walk on a lose rein. Your horse cannot control their speed – not you controlling their speed. Your horse is not self-regulated. You suffer from vertigo, head trauma leading to balance issues or any type of neurological issue that effects one’s balance. The benefits of bareback pad riding vs riding in a saddle are many: You will never have saddle issues again and your horse will thank you. You won’t have to worry about saddle fitting or buying an expensive, custom-made saddle for you and your horse. You won’t hurt your horse’s back from an ill-fitted saddle. You won’t learn to ride wrong, meaning use the saddle to keep your balance. You won’t be able to tighten up, create brace and ride with brace or you will fall off. A good quality bareback pad offers a level of security where you don’t slide, slip, or use your legs to grip. A good quality bareback pad teaches you how to use your natural center of gravity, balance point, core, buttocks, and inner thigh to maintain balance. Great way to get in, and stay in, shape! A good quality bareback pad offers padding between your sit bones and the horse’s spine, so you won’t hurt their backs. A good quality bareback pad is more comfortable for the horse and keeps you from sliding and rubbing the hair the wrong way. A good quality bareback pad keeps you clean. I hope that helps! Please purchase the pads from my website so I can receive my commission. I work hard for it! Thank you! https://www.taoofhorsemanship.com/shop