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Sidepull HorseMontreux black leather sidepull (COB)
97.00 € Add to basketcustomizable free engravingIn stock -
Sidepull HorseVerbier black leather sidepull (COB)
99.00 € Add to basketcustomizable free engravingIn stock -
Sidepull Horse
Montreux brown leather sidepull (COB)
97.00 € Add to basketcustomizable free engravingIn stock -
Sidepull Horse
Verbier brown leather sidepull (COB)
99.00 € Add to basketcustomizable free engravingIn stock -
Sidepull Horse
Montreux black leather sidepull (XFull)
97.00 € Add to basketcustomizable free engravingIn stock -
Sidepull Horse
Verbier black leather sidepull (XFull)
99.00 € Add to basketcustomizable free engravingIn stock -
Sidepull Horse
Verbier brown leather sidepull (XFull)
99.00 € Add to basketcustomizable free engravingIn stock
What is a side jumper?
The side pull is a bitless bridle that acts laterally on the horse's nose, rather than on the mouth like a traditional snaffle with a bit. Its design is close to the simplicity of a halter, but has two side rings for attaching reins. Smart Wag side pulls are fitted with comfortable padded nosebands and anatomically designed headpieces.
Customisation
Every Smartwag side pull can be personalised free of charge with text and logo engraving on a plate.
Contact stability
Our side pulls are designed with rings placed to allow the set to remain stable on the horse's head and thus allow precise communication.
Anatomical design
Designed to respect the horse's anatomy as much as possible, our side pulls are adjustable and free up sensitive areas of the horse's head.
Why ride bitless with a side pull?
Using a side pull means exploring a new way of communicating with your horse. Some rider-horse combinations lend themselves to the use of the side pull, others do not. Horses with sensitive mouths will appreciate the side pull.
How do I use a horse side pull?
Tension can be maintained in each rein, unlike riding with a hackamore or rope halter. However, it is essential to favour a soft contact and to use body weight aids as much as possible. It is essential to gradually teach the horse to use the side pull, like any other means of communication with the horse.
Comparison of the side pull with other types of bitless bridles
Contrary to popular belief, a bitless bridle is not inherently softer, sidepull included. Its degree of severity depends on its design and fit, but also on the hand and experience of the rider. Each type of bitless bridle acts differently on specific points of the horse's head.
