Waldhausen Full Cheek Snaffle, single jointed, made of stainless steel, 14.5 cm

Clear guidance and a stable fit: The Waldhausen Full Cheek Snaffle, single jointed

The Waldhausen Full Cheek Snaffle, single jointed is a reliable tool for your daily training. The signature feature of this bit is the side cheeks, which ensure a steady and stable position in the horse's mouth and provide effective lateral guidance. This supports precise, finely dosed rein aids and makes controlled work much easier.

The single jointed mouthpiece works directly and precisely on the tongue and the bars of the lower jaw, allowing for clear and immediate communication. Crafted from proven stainless steel, this bit is easy to care for and rust-proof. The smooth surface is tasteless and has only a minimal effect on the horse's natural salivation. The rings have a diameter of 5 cm, while the thickness is functionally adapted to the width of the bit.

Overview:

• Single jointed mouthpiece for direct and clear communication
• Full cheeks for effective guidance and easier turning
• Steady, stable position in the mouth supports fine rein aids
• Made from durable, easy-care, rust-proof stainless steel
• Smooth, hygienic surface with no taste
• Bit thickness functionally adapted to the respective width

Technical specifications:

• Bit type: Full Cheek Snaffle
• Mouthpiece: Single jointed
• Material: Stainless steel
• Ring diameter: 5 cm
• Bit thickness (up to 12.5 cm width): 14 mm
• Bit thickness (from 13.5 cm width): 16 mm
• Material properties: Rust-proof, tasteless

Scope of delivery:

1x Waldhausen Full Cheek Snaffle, single jointed

Questions & Answers:

Which horses is the single jointed full cheek snaffle especially recommended for?
This bit is great for young horses just learning to be steered, as the cheeks apply gentle pressure to the outside of the jaw and help guide the way. It's also a good choice for horses that tend to drift over the shoulder or those with a restless mouth, as it provides a protective frame.

Why does the bit thickness vary between sizes?
The thickness is matched to the width to suit the horse's anatomy. Smaller horses and ponies (up to 12.5 cm width) have less space in the mouth, so the bit is slimmer at 14 mm. Larger horses (from 13.5 cm width) get a more even pressure distribution at 16 mm.