Stubben Anatomic Loose Ring Snaffle Bit

The Stubben Anatomic Loose Ring Snaffle Bit offers a number of benefits to its use. It is the ultimate safeguard to your horses mouth as it is very gentle offering 100% pinch less qualities meaning it is sensitive and suitable for inexperienced horses. The bit enables the rider to give a direct response from the outside of the horses mouth combining the advantages of a loose ring snaffle with the direct yet gentle action from outside on the horses mouth. The free sliding rings of the Loose Ring Snaffle enable the horse to adjust the position of the bit in his mouth. This tends to make the horse relax his jaw and chew the bit thus encouraging the horse to accept the bit When picking up the reins the rings move so that the bit is automatically positioned correctly Young horses or inexperienced riders should always gain experience with a loose ring snaffle before trying out a D-Ring Bit or other bits The benefits of the sweet copper link mean that the bit is easier to accept and there is a pleasant sweet taste of the middle piece. It encourages your horse to chew and salivate helping your horse to feel better. It is made of a solid copper composition with very high strength. The bit permits individual buckling and evenly distributes pressure over the horses mouth. When fixing the reins at the lower ring the pressure is divided between the horses mouth and neck.

• Sweet Copper for better acceptance.
• Anatomic shape locates bit correctly in the mouth.
• No palate pressure or nutcracker effect.
• Stronger than 2222 or 2223 with more pronounced tongue pressure.
• Cheek pieces protect the corners of the mouth.
• Specific shape of the D-rings bear on the outside of the mouth as a gentle correction to resistance to the direct rein.