Rhinegold
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Rhinegold Leatherwork
Rhinegold leatherwork covers the everyday tack most riders reach for - girths, bridles, stirrup leathers, reins, breastplates and headcollars - alongside the matching Heritage range. Prices run from £11.69 for a Rhinegold Bridle Bag up to £125.80 for the Rhinegold Anatomic Double Bridle, so there is a sensible option whether you are kitting out a first pony or refining a dressage setup.
In a hurry?
- Best-value girth: Rhinegold Neoprene Dressage Girth from £15.82, or the Synthetic Comfort Girth from £20.66.
- Most popular girth: Rhinegold Memory Foam Girth from £26.16.
- Everyday bridle: Heritage Plain Bridle from £35.88 or the Rhinegold Bridle from £44.88.
- Premium anatomic bridle: Rhinegold Anatomic Bridle from £101.59.
- Stirrup leathers: Rhinegold Bonded Stirrup Leathers from £27.13.
Which piece of Rhinegold leatherwork do you need?
| If you want to... | Consider | From |
|---|---|---|
| Add cushioning behind the girth area | Rhinegold Memory Foam Girth | £26.16 |
| Keep it simple and wipe-clean | Rhinegold Synthetic Comfort Girth | £20.66 |
| Fit a short dressage saddle | Rhinegold Neoprene Dressage Girth | £15.82 |
| Buy a soft leather girth | Rhinegold Softee Comfort Girth | £48.76 |
| Get a straightforward everyday bridle | Heritage Plain Bridle | £35.88 |
| Choose an anatomic, pressure-relief bridle | Rhinegold Anatomic Bridle | £101.59 |
| Replace stirrup leathers | Rhinegold Bonded Stirrup Leathers | £27.13 |
| Add a breastplate | Heritage Breastplate | £28.75 |
What is the difference between the Rhinegold and Heritage ranges?
Both ranges sit within this collection. The Rhinegold pieces - such as the Memory Foam Girth (from £26.16), Softee Leathers (from £28.75) and the Anatomic Bridle (from £101.59) - lean towards padded comfort and anatomic shaping. The Heritage pieces - like the Heritage Plain Bridle (from £35.88), Heritage Padded Leather Headcollar (from £36.85) and Heritage Stirrup Leathers (from £31.99) - are classic, traditionally styled leather tack. Many riders mix the two.
Girths: how do I pick a size?
Girth sizes in this collection are given in inches. Measure from the girth billet on one side of the saddle, under the horse, to the billet on the other side. Dressage girths (short) run around 24-32 inches - the Rhinegold Neoprene Dressage Girth (from £15.82) and Softee Comfort Dressage Girth (from £47.14) fall here. General-purpose girths (long) run larger, for example the Memory Foam Girth in 38-52 inch (from £26.16). If you are between sizes, get in touch and our team will help you choose.
Bridles: pony, cob or full?
Most bridles here come in Pony, Cob and Full, and some in X-Full. As a rough guide, Pony suits small ponies, Cob suits cobs and larger ponies, and Full suits most horses. Options range from the Heritage Plain Bridle (from £35.88) and Rhinegold Bridle (from £44.88) through to the Rhinegold Anatomic Double Bridle (from £125.80). Colours are typically Black or Havana Brown.
Reins, breastplates and extras
To finish a setup you will also find reins such as the Rhinegold Softee Reins (from £23.41), breastplates including the V Check Elasticated Breastplate (from £43.26) and the Heritage Breastplate (from £28.75), plus a handy Rhinegold Bridle Bag (from £11.69) for storage.
Caring for leather tack
Wipe leatherwork down after use, clean with a suitable saddle soap and condition it now and then to keep it supple. Synthetic and neoprene girths simply wipe or rinse clean, which is why they suit busy yards.
Rhinegold leatherwork FAQs
What is the cheapest way to start with Rhinegold leatherwork?
The Rhinegold Bridle Bag starts from £11.69, and the Rhinegold Neoprene Dressage Girth from £15.82. For a full girth-and-leathers refresh, the Synthetic Comfort Girth (from £20.66) and Bonded Stirrup Leathers (from £27.13) are budget-friendly starting points.
How do I measure for the right girth size?
Measure from the girth billet on one side of the saddle, under the horse's belly, to the billet on the other side, then match that to the inch size listed on the product. Short dressage girths run roughly 24-32 inch and long general-purpose girths larger. If you are unsure, get in touch and our team will help.
What size bridle should I choose?
Bridles come in Pony, Cob, Full and sometimes X-Full. Pony suits small ponies, Cob suits cobs and larger ponies, and Full suits most horses. Options run from the Heritage Plain Bridle (from £35.88) to the Rhinegold Anatomic Double Bridle (from £125.80).
What colours are available?
Most leather pieces come in Black or Havana Brown (H.Brown), and some synthetic items in a single colour. Availability varies by size, so check the options on each product page before ordering.
What is an anatomic bridle and is it worth it?
Anatomic bridles are shaped to relieve pressure around the poll and face. In this collection the Rhinegold Anatomic Bridle starts from £101.59 and the Anatomic Double Bridle from £125.80. They cost more than a plain bridle but many riders choose them for comfort and fit.
How much is delivery and can I return leatherwork?
UK delivery is free on orders over £50, and we offer 90-day returns on unused items in their original condition. If you need help choosing before you buy, get in touch and our team will help.
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Last reviewed 2026-07-13 by the Just Horse Riders team.