bocado kimblewick, Pure, extra suave No Color 135 mm
The Pure was developed from the beris Prime for approval purposes. All the advantages of the super-soft Prime can be found in the Pure, just without the fixed bit discs. The beris PRIME is already setting new standards in communication between horse and rider. The anatomically correctly shaped, extremely soft mouthpiece distributes the pressure evenly on the tongue and the tray.
The jumping combination bit is an effective combination of a leverage effect on the lower jaw branches, a pressure release on the poll and a change of position of the bit in the horse's mouth. Three different buckling options allow a well-dosed use of the bit. The solid side pieces give the bit a certain "heaviness", which ensures a more stable position in the mouth.
The jumping combination bit is an effective combination of a leverage effect on the lower jaw branches, a pressure release on the poll and a change of position of the bit in the horse's mouth. Three different buckling options allow a well-dosed use of the bit. The solid side pieces give the bit a certain "heaviness", which ensures a more stable position in the mouth.
$210.79
bocado kimblewick, Pure, extra suave No Color 135 mm—
$210.79
Description
The Pure was developed from the beris Prime for approval purposes. All the advantages of the super-soft Prime can be found in the Pure, just without the fixed bit discs. The beris PRIME is already setting new standards in communication between horse and rider. The anatomically correctly shaped, extremely soft mouthpiece distributes the pressure evenly on the tongue and the tray.
The jumping combination bit is an effective combination of a leverage effect on the lower jaw branches, a pressure release on the poll and a change of position of the bit in the horse's mouth. Three different buckling options allow a well-dosed use of the bit. The solid side pieces give the bit a certain "heaviness", which ensures a more stable position in the mouth.
The jumping combination bit is an effective combination of a leverage effect on the lower jaw branches, a pressure release on the poll and a change of position of the bit in the horse's mouth. Three different buckling options allow a well-dosed use of the bit. The solid side pieces give the bit a certain "heaviness", which ensures a more stable position in the mouth.
