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BR Double Jointed Dee-Ring bit Sweet Iron 14 mm
Sweet Iron bits are known for the sweet taste of the mouth piece. Besides, the
bits are anatomically shaped and available in many shapes and sizes.
This double jointed Dee-Ring bit is made of solid stainless steel combined with
a layer of sweet iron on the mouthpiece (blue). The sweet iron stimulates the
chewing process and saliva formation. When this material reacts with moisture,
warmth and air in a process called oxidation, the surface rust tastes sweet. As
a result, the horse will be more willing to accept the bit. The blue colour
disappears eventually, but the taste of the surface rust remains.
The anatomical design of the bit follows the shape of the horse’s mouth, which
allows for a gentle and even pressure distribution. The double jointed bit
consists of three parts. The middle section of the mouthpiece lies flat on the
tongue, causing more pressure on the tongue than a single jointed bit would. The
thicker the middle section, the more pressure it will create on the tongue.
Mouthpiece thickness 14 mm, ring size 65 mm.
The Dee-ring bit has fixed cheek pieces, aids will therefore have a more direct
effect. This type of bit is often easily accepted as it offers stability. The
form of the bit prevents it from being pulled through the mouth and provides a
lateral guiding effect, making them an excellent choice for young horses.
-Stainless steel with sweet iron coating
-Dee Ring Bit
-Double jointed
-Anatomically shaped
-Mouthpiece thickness: 14 mm
-Ring diameter: 65 mm
Brand | BR |
Article number | 258028 |
Material | Sweet iron |
Mouthpiece | Double jointed |
Thickness | 14 mm |
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