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Sprenger KK Ultra double jointed snaffle 14mm SENSOGAN

This snaffle has a double-broken mouthpiece and a round centerpiece that provides pressure on the tongue. Because...

This snaffle has a double-broken mouthpiece and a round centerpiece that provides pressure on the tongue. Because the centerpiece has a forward angle of 45 degrees it lies friendly on the tongue and provides constant connection. The flatter the centerpiece the sharper the bit. A double jointed bit has the advantage that it adapts to the horse's mouth more easily than a single jointed bit. The bit is 14 mm thick.
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Brand Sprenger
Mouth pieces Double jointed

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The snaffle:

The water snaffle is a basic bit that can be used by both experienced and inexperienced riders. They are available in single and double broken versions and in different thickness sizes. The thinner the bit the sharper the action and the more experienced the horse and rider must be to ride with it.

The Utra KK bits from Sprenger:

The innovative Ultra KK bits from sprenger take advantage of the sensitivity of the horse's tongue. When the reins are pulled the middle part rests completely on the tongue without any pinching effect. The anatomically formed...

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