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Kerbl Bit Guards Warmblood Black 9 cm – Protection for Your Horse's Mouth Corners

The bit guards from Kerbl protect the sensitive corners of your horse's mouth from chafing and pinching caused by the bit rings. With a diameter of 9 cm, they are sized for warmblood horses and slip easily over any standard snaffle bit.

In everyday yard and riding use, these guards stop the bit rings from rubbing directly against the skin and add extra riding comfort. They also help keep the bit steady in the horse's mouth and prevent it from sliding through – handy for daily schooling in the arena or out on the trail.

Overview:

  • Protects the mouth corners from chafing and pinching
  • Sized for warmblood horses at 9 cm diameter
  • Keeps the bit steady and prevents it from sliding through
  • Simply slips over any standard snaffle bit
  • Durable material for daily use

Technical Data:

  • Diameter: 9 cm (warmblood size)
  • Colour: Black
  • Packaging dimensions: approx. 14.2 x 12.9 x 1 cm
  • Weight: approx. 66 g

Scope of Delivery:

2x Bit guards, black, 9 cm

FAQ:

Which horses are these bit guards suitable for?
With a 9 cm diameter, they are sized for warmblood horses and provide a snug fit over the mouth corners.

How are the bit guards fitted?
Simply slip them over the rings of your snaffle bit so they sit on the outside of the horse's mouth.

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