KK Universal Bit, Single Jt. 14mm, Sensogan silver 120 mm
The SPRENGER KK Universal Bit is suitable for horses that tend to lean on the bit and do not react sufficiently to normal single or double jointed bits. Due to the special shape of the KK bit, the pressure created by the rein aid is directed comparatively more strongly towrads the edges of the tongue and the lower jaw. The three rings of the bit also allow four different fitting options to vary the effect. This gives you more control with horses that pull away from the aids upwards and are therefore difficult to regulate, for example when approaching jumps.
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KK Universal Bit, Single Jt. 14mm, Sensogan silver 120 mm
KK Universal Bit, Single Jt. 14mm, Sensogan silver 120 mm
The SPRENGER KK Universal Bit is suitable for horses that tend to lean on the bit and do not react sufficiently to normal single or double jointed bits. Due to the special shape of the KK bit, the pressure created by the rein aid is directed comparatively more strongly towrads the edges of the tongue and the lower jaw. The three rings of the bit also allow four different fitting options to vary the effect. This gives you more control with horses that pull away from the aids upwards and are therefore difficult to regulate, for example when approaching jumps.
$65.03
Original: $185.81
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$185.81
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The SPRENGER KK Universal Bit is suitable for horses that tend to lean on the bit and do not react sufficiently to normal single or double jointed bits. Due to the special shape of the KK bit, the pressure created by the rein aid is directed comparatively more strongly towrads the edges of the tongue and the lower jaw. The three rings of the bit also allow four different fitting options to vary the effect. This gives you more control with horses that pull away from the aids upwards and are therefore difficult to regulate, for example when approaching jumps.
