Filete oliva SS, doble, 16 mm No Color 145 mm
The Waldhausen double-jointed eggbutt snaffle is a high-quality bit made of rust-resistant stainless steel, ideal for training, leisure riding and everyday use. The classic eggbutt cheek pieces ensure a particularly stable position in the horse’s mouth and help prevent pinching of the lips, providing a steady fit and direct transmission of the rein aids.
The double-jointed mouthpiece adapts well to the horse’s mouth and allows for a softer and more even pressure distribution over the tongue and bars. This construction supports clear and refined communication between rider and horse, enabling precise rein aids. At the same time, it can help the horse to accept the contact more readily, contributing to a more harmonious connection.
The double-jointed mouthpiece adapts well to the horse’s mouth and allows for a softer and more even pressure distribution over the tongue and bars. This construction supports clear and refined communication between rider and horse, enabling precise rein aids. At the same time, it can help the horse to accept the contact more readily, contributing to a more harmonious connection.
$8.18
Original: $23.37
-65%Filete oliva SS, doble, 16 mm No Color 145 mm—
$23.37
$8.18
Description
The Waldhausen double-jointed eggbutt snaffle is a high-quality bit made of rust-resistant stainless steel, ideal for training, leisure riding and everyday use. The classic eggbutt cheek pieces ensure a particularly stable position in the horse’s mouth and help prevent pinching of the lips, providing a steady fit and direct transmission of the rein aids.
The double-jointed mouthpiece adapts well to the horse’s mouth and allows for a softer and more even pressure distribution over the tongue and bars. This construction supports clear and refined communication between rider and horse, enabling precise rein aids. At the same time, it can help the horse to accept the contact more readily, contributing to a more harmonious connection.
The double-jointed mouthpiece adapts well to the horse’s mouth and allows for a softer and more even pressure distribution over the tongue and bars. This construction supports clear and refined communication between rider and horse, enabling precise rein aids. At the same time, it can help the horse to accept the contact more readily, contributing to a more harmonious connection.
