Bridle Buckles

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Bridle Buckles – what to choose?

Bridle buckles fasten the cheekpieces, noseband and throatlatch of a bridle. Choose solid brass, stamped stainless steel or plated buckles and match the inner width (10–32 mm) to your straps. Stainless steel and brass cope with sweat and rain without relying on a plating, so they suit tack that is used every day.

Parameter guide

What the parameters mean and how to choose the right values.

Inner width indicates the passage size for a strap or belt. Choose hardware with an inner width equal to or greater than your strap width.

Inner height indicates the height of the passage through the hardware. It determines the maximum material thickness (or multiple layers) you can thread through.

Prong diameter of the bridle buckle – must match the hole in the strap. Bridle buckles typically use thinner prongs to suit finer straps.

The thickness of the frame material, not the width of the slot. A heavier frame takes more pull and opens up less, but the piece sits taller and looks clumsy on thin webbing. Webbing width is set by the inner dimension.

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