Turnado Full Cheek Snaffle, Singl Jt. 16mm, Stainless St. No Color 145 mm
TURNADO bits represent a new generation of loose ring snaffles. Standard single jointed bits have a production related characteristic: one part of the mouthpiece is longer than the other which results in stronger influence on one tongue edge. To avoid this problem, it is recommend to use TURNADO bits. The joint of these bits has been angled forward by 45 degrees in order to guarantee an even distribution of pressure on both sides of the tongue. The bit is also suitable for horses with slight tongue problems.
This special rotation is distinctly marked by a smooth satin-finished surface (sandblasting) in the middle part of the mouthpiece.
The fixed side pieces allow a direct transmission of the rein aid onto the tongue and lower jaw. Additionally, they slightly frame the horse and protect the corners of the mouth. The bit lies particularly steady in the horse's mouth.
This special rotation is distinctly marked by a smooth satin-finished surface (sandblasting) in the middle part of the mouthpiece.
The fixed side pieces allow a direct transmission of the rein aid onto the tongue and lower jaw. Additionally, they slightly frame the horse and protect the corners of the mouth. The bit lies particularly steady in the horse's mouth.
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Turnado Full Cheek Snaffle, Singl Jt. 16mm, Stainless St. No Color 145 mm
Turnado Full Cheek Snaffle, Singl Jt. 16mm, Stainless St. No Color 145 mm
TURNADO bits represent a new generation of loose ring snaffles. Standard single jointed bits have a production related characteristic: one part of the mouthpiece is longer than the other which results in stronger influence on one tongue edge. To avoid this problem, it is recommend to use TURNADO bits. The joint of these bits has been angled forward by 45 degrees in order to guarantee an even distribution of pressure on both sides of the tongue. The bit is also suitable for horses with slight tongue problems.
This special rotation is distinctly marked by a smooth satin-finished surface (sandblasting) in the middle part of the mouthpiece.
The fixed side pieces allow a direct transmission of the rein aid onto the tongue and lower jaw. Additionally, they slightly frame the horse and protect the corners of the mouth. The bit lies particularly steady in the horse's mouth.
This special rotation is distinctly marked by a smooth satin-finished surface (sandblasting) in the middle part of the mouthpiece.
The fixed side pieces allow a direct transmission of the rein aid onto the tongue and lower jaw. Additionally, they slightly frame the horse and protect the corners of the mouth. The bit lies particularly steady in the horse's mouth.
$95.17
Turnado Full Cheek Snaffle, Singl Jt. 16mm, Stainless St. No Color 145 mm—
$95.17
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TURNADO bits represent a new generation of loose ring snaffles. Standard single jointed bits have a production related characteristic: one part of the mouthpiece is longer than the other which results in stronger influence on one tongue edge. To avoid this problem, it is recommend to use TURNADO bits. The joint of these bits has been angled forward by 45 degrees in order to guarantee an even distribution of pressure on both sides of the tongue. The bit is also suitable for horses with slight tongue problems.
This special rotation is distinctly marked by a smooth satin-finished surface (sandblasting) in the middle part of the mouthpiece.
The fixed side pieces allow a direct transmission of the rein aid onto the tongue and lower jaw. Additionally, they slightly frame the horse and protect the corners of the mouth. The bit lies particularly steady in the horse's mouth.
This special rotation is distinctly marked by a smooth satin-finished surface (sandblasting) in the middle part of the mouthpiece.
The fixed side pieces allow a direct transmission of the rein aid onto the tongue and lower jaw. Additionally, they slightly frame the horse and protect the corners of the mouth. The bit lies particularly steady in the horse's mouth.
