Filete oliva anatómico, doble, acero inoxidable, 14 mm No Color 115 mm
Stainless steel is a proven, durable material that is easy to care for and rust-resistant. It provides a smooth surface without any taste and has only minimal influence on the horse’s salivation.
The anatomical double-jointed mouthpiece adapts to the shape of the horse’s mouth and allows for a softer and more even pressure distribution over the tongue and bars. This can support chewing activity and may contribute to improved acceptance of the bit, as well as more refined and differentiated rein aids.
The fixed cheek pieces help the bit lie more steadily in the mouth, offering a stable position that can be beneficial for sensitive horses.
The anatomical double-jointed mouthpiece adapts to the shape of the horse’s mouth and allows for a softer and more even pressure distribution over the tongue and bars. This can support chewing activity and may contribute to improved acceptance of the bit, as well as more refined and differentiated rein aids.
The fixed cheek pieces help the bit lie more steadily in the mouth, offering a stable position that can be beneficial for sensitive horses.
$46.80
Filete oliva anatómico, doble, acero inoxidable, 14 mm No Color 115 mm—
$46.80
Description
Stainless steel is a proven, durable material that is easy to care for and rust-resistant. It provides a smooth surface without any taste and has only minimal influence on the horse’s salivation.
The anatomical double-jointed mouthpiece adapts to the shape of the horse’s mouth and allows for a softer and more even pressure distribution over the tongue and bars. This can support chewing activity and may contribute to improved acceptance of the bit, as well as more refined and differentiated rein aids.
The fixed cheek pieces help the bit lie more steadily in the mouth, offering a stable position that can be beneficial for sensitive horses.
The anatomical double-jointed mouthpiece adapts to the shape of the horse’s mouth and allows for a softer and more even pressure distribution over the tongue and bars. This can support chewing activity and may contribute to improved acceptance of the bit, as well as more refined and differentiated rein aids.
The fixed cheek pieces help the bit lie more steadily in the mouth, offering a stable position that can be beneficial for sensitive horses.
