Schneiders® Two Ear Wave Western Show Headstall

This headstall adjusts from 34" to 41", making it suitable for most horses. The adjustable sizing comes from the double adjustable cheeks, which allow you to customize the fit for your individual horse's head size and shape.

Yes, absolutely. The two-ear design was specifically created with horses sensitive to single-ear headstalls in mind. It distributes pressure equally along your horse's face and poll, making it a more comfortable option for those horses.

The Schneiders Two Ear Wave headstall features intricate hand-tooled imported leather with light oil and dark wave tooling on the edges. It's accented with silver plait details and stacked silver ball accents on the cheeks, along with a sturdy 2" x 2.5" tall buckle and silver conchos at the bit ends.

This headstall is designed to match both light and dark saddles beautifully. The combination of light oil leather with dark wave tooling and the silver details work well with a variety of saddle colors, as confirmed by customers who've paired it successfully with their Chavez and other saddles.

According to customer reviews, this headstall is easy to clean and holds up well to regular use and care. For general maintenance, you can wipe down the leather and silver details with a soft cloth; proper leather conditioning will help maintain the hand-tooled finish.

Customer feedback consistently praises the quality-to-price ratio of this headstall. Multiple reviewers noted it's a great value, with one calling it "a gorgeous, well-made bridle at a great price," and it held up beautifully in the show ring without breaking the bank for those starting out.

The headstall features a 1/2" wide crown and 1" wide cheeks, which provide a balanced fit across your horse's head. These proportions are designed to distribute pressure evenly while maintaining an elegant show appearance.

Yes, this headstall is compatible with standard Western show bits. It has conchos at the bit ends where you'd attach your bit, and the double adjustable cheeks with silver ball and tube accents allow for different bit configurations commonly used in Western showing.