Detalles
• Cherry rollers provide a more relaxed feeling in the jaws
• Sweet Iron coating stimulates the natural production of saliva
• Mouthpiece has a stable position in the mouth and has a strong impact
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Description:
This mullen mouth loose ring snaffle stands out because of the mouthpiece that consists of cherry rollers with a coating of Sweet Iron. The moving Cherry rollers trigger your horse to grab the rollers and play with them. This not only ensures relaxation, but also a natural production of saliva and a good acceptance of the bit. In addition, the moving rolls make it more difficult for the horse to grasp the bit.
Product characteristics:
The Sweet Iron bits are made of blue steel and create a sweet-tasting surface rust through contact with saliva. This sweet taste stimulates the natural production of saliva, which causes the horse to foam more at the mouth and to accept the bit better.
An unjointed mouthpiece has a stable position in the horse's mouth and is puts more pressure on the mouth than a single or double jointed bit. A loose ring snaffle allows the mouthpiece to move freely relative to the rings. This type of bit allows a lot of movement, making it one of the most easily accepted bits.
Maintenance:
If a Sweet Iron bit is not used for a while, an orange-brown rust layer might appear on the mouthpiece. This can be easily removed by wiping the bit with a damp cloth.
• Sweet Iron coating stimulates the natural production of saliva
• Mouthpiece has a stable position in the mouth and has a strong impact
PRODUCT INFORMATION
Description:
This mullen mouth loose ring snaffle stands out because of the mouthpiece that consists of cherry rollers with a coating of Sweet Iron. The moving Cherry rollers trigger your horse to grab the rollers and play with them. This not only ensures relaxation, but also a natural production of saliva and a good acceptance of the bit. In addition, the moving rolls make it more difficult for the horse to grasp the bit.
Product characteristics:
The Sweet Iron bits are made of blue steel and create a sweet-tasting surface rust through contact with saliva. This sweet taste stimulates the natural production of saliva, which causes the horse to foam more at the mouth and to accept the bit better.
An unjointed mouthpiece has a stable position in the horse's mouth and is puts more pressure on the mouth than a single or double jointed bit. A loose ring snaffle allows the mouthpiece to move freely relative to the rings. This type of bit allows a lot of movement, making it one of the most easily accepted bits.
Maintenance:
If a Sweet Iron bit is not used for a while, an orange-brown rust layer might appear on the mouthpiece. This can be easily removed by wiping the bit with a damp cloth.
Información adicional
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