Hello,
I’ve been trying out different kinds of nosebands and i found a curious one. ( https://www.google.si/search?q=noseband+movable+panel&client=ms-android-huawei&prmd=ivsn&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwj4s__zr9LVAhVJlxQKHefPCwcQ_AUICSgB&biw=360&bih=524#imgrc=68du1RAT61h_WM)
I have no idea how is it called like and i like what it says about it. Id love to hear any experiences and opinions. Also its name would be great 
Thank you
Seems to be a kind of figure eight or grackle noseband.
There is more here:
https://www.chronofhorse.com/forum/forum/discussion-forums/dressage/148278-figure-8-bridle
That is a new style noseband-bridle setup, named after the designer. I just read about them, on I believe, the Horse and Hound site in the UK. He had reasons for the shaping of bridle parts. Darn if I can remember the name though, to find a link.
ETA: I went looking and I had not remembered design correctly. It was a Micklem bridle, with the offset noseband, not a curved piece holding it in place lIke OP link shows. Sorry, not helpful…
https://www.hookseurope.com/horse/horse-gear/bridles/bridles-fenton-fairfield
I just clicked on the little box that usually says “visit page” when in English… otherwise I know nothing.
It is certainly more attractive than a grackle. It looks as though it would be comfortable.
It’s a knockoff of PS of Sweden’s “High Jump”, which has had that design since probably 2013.
It looks like it takes some design bits from a Micklem, a grackle/figure 8, and a lever noseband. It looks intriguing, and more adjustable than any of the nosebands I listed.
