beris Loose Ring Snaffle Bit with Leather Bar, Ring 7.5cm, ring 7.5cm soft 12 cm

beris Loose Ring Snaffle Bit with Leather Bar – gentle contact, better acceptance

The beris loose ring snaffle bit with leather bar is made from high-quality, vegetable-tanned, hand-stitched leather. Leather is a purely natural material that promotes chewing and saliva flow, helping even young and highly sensitive horses accept the bit calmly. Horses that usually dislike bits often learn to trust this leather mouthpiece again.

Once moistened, the anatomically pre-shaped mouthpiece adjusts perfectly to your horse's mouth and slides smoothly for extra comfort. The loose ring allows more mobility in the mouth – perfect for horses that prefer a more mobile bit. Running in copper sockets, the ring moves very evenly, which significantly extends the bit's lifespan. Handcrafted by the beris bit manufactory in Schleswig-Holstein, Germany.

Overview:

• Promotes chewing activity and saliva flow for greater comfort
• Anatomically pre-shaped mouthpiece adapts perfectly once moistened
• Ideal for young, sensitive or bit-shy horses
• Loose ring gives extra mobility in the mouth
• Copper sockets ensure smooth movement and long durability
• Handmade by the beris bit manufactory in Germany

Technical Data:

• Mouthpiece material: vegetable-tanned, hand-stitched leather
• Ring size: 7.5 cm
• Bit thickness outer: 20 mm
• Bit thickness inner: 12 mm
• Ring bushings: copper
• Weight: approx. 220 g

Scope of Delivery:

1x beris loose ring snaffle bit with leather bar, ring 7.5cm

FAQ:

How do I care for the leather mouthpiece?
Soak the mouthpiece in cooking oil for a few hours before first use, and repeat whenever the leather feels dry. Soak briefly in clean water before each ride and clean thoroughly afterwards, as saliva can erode the leather.

Which horses benefit most from the leather bar?
Young and highly sensitive horses, as well as horses that generally dislike bits, usually accept this leather mouthpiece well and can regain trust in the bit.

What does the loose ring do?
It increases the bit's mobility in the mouth, suiting horses that prefer a more mobile bit.