I don’t know about the elastic being legal or not. But if you take it out, it does create a slightly tighter crown.
PS customer service is so amazing. And with the exchange rate the bridles are cheaper than listed.
I would not but a knock off…
As for size, I find them to be true to size. My 4 year old trakehner actually needs a crown with the ear contours further apart and an oversized browband.
Its a chat forum. It’s not illegal to add a link to a knock off bridle.
Bringing back an old thread:
Does anyone know if the Jump Off bridle is USEF legal for dressage? http://www.psofsweden.com/en/for-the-horse/bridle/jump-off-revolution.html
Ps of Sweden just announced that the high jump and jump off were legal for FEI dressage, but I’m not sure about USEF rules. I imagine it would fall under a crossed noseband but I would email them and find out.
It would need a throat latch too.
I have a disappointing update on my Flying Change Revolution…my horse hates it 
We have tried switching sizes, changing the noseband, adjusting every part. There is nothing that seems out of place or poorly-fitted but he just clearly is uncomfortable and unhappy in it. When I switch back to his regular old bridle he is soft and willing. Back to the PS and he’s chompy in the mouth, bracing in the jaw, neck and poll, and generally fussy with his head.
It’s such a lovely bridle and I still wholeheartedly believe in be technology behind it…but my boy apparently doesn’t agree. He is an odd combination of sizes / shapes and perhaps if we we’re in the U.S. and could have the fitter come to us and try on various options we’d find a solution that works. Their customer service is so helpful. But unfortunately the costs of shipping things to try back and forth from Canada to the U.S. just makes it too expensive to be worthwhile and we are going back to our old bridle for now.
On a brighter note…if anyone is looking for an X-Full in nearly new condition, PM me 
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