This Trust Sweet Iron double-jointed snaffle bit has 2 and a half rings and is a milder version of a 3 or 4-ring...
This Trust Sweet Iron double-jointed snaffle bit has 2 and a half rings and is a milder version of a 3 or 4-ring bit (pessoa bit). It softens the leverage behind the ears and in the mouth. This snaffle bit has a double-jointed mouthpiece and a round center piece that applies pressure on the tongue. The flatter the center piece, the sharper the bit. A double-jointed bit has the advantage of adapting more easily to the horse's mouth than a single-jointed bit. The bit is made of sweet iron, which gives the bit a sweet taste, making it easier for the horse to accept the bit.
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| Brand | Trust |
|---|---|
| Bit thickness | 16mm |
| Side pieces | 2,5 Eggbut |
| Mouth pieces | Double jointed |
| Brand | Trust |
|---|---|
| Bit thickness | 16mm |
| Side pieces | 2,5 Eggbut |
| Mouth pieces | Double jointed |
This Trust Sweet Iron double-jointed snaffle has 2 and a half rings and is a milder version of a 3 or four-ring bit (pessoa bit). It softens the leverage behind the ears and in the mouth. This snaffle has a double-jointed mouthpiece and a round center piece that applies pressure on the tongue. The flatter the center piece, the sharper the bit. A double-jointed bit has the advantage of adapting more easily to the horse's mouth than a single-jointed bit. The bit is made of sweet iron, which gives it a sweet taste, making it easier for the horse to accept the bit.
The...
This Trust Sweet Iron double-jointed snaffle has 2 and a half rings and is a milder version of a 3 or four-ring bit (pessoa bit). It softens the leverage behind the ears and in the mouth. This snaffle has a double-jointed mouthpiece and a round center piece that applies pressure on the tongue. The flatter the center piece, the sharper the bit. A double-jointed bit has the advantage of adapting more easily to the horse's mouth than a single-jointed bit. The bit is made of sweet iron, which gives it a sweet taste, making it easier for the horse to accept the bit.
The 2.5 snaffle
This Trust Sweet Iron double-jointed snaffle has 2 and a half rings and is a milder version of a 3 or four-ring bit (pessoa bit). It softens the leverage behind the ears and in the mouth. The side pieces, just like with a regular snaffle, are not dependent on the mouthpiece for movement. Therefore, a 2.5 snaffle has an even sharper action than a 2.5 water snaffle. This is not suitable for inexperienced riders.
The sweet iron bits from Trust:
Sweet iron develops surface rust through contact with (air) moisture, which tastes sweet and naturally stimulates saliva production. As a result, the horse will foam more, leading to better acceptance of the bit. This rusting process (oxidation) changes the blue color of the TRUST bits to brown-gray. When a sweet iron bit is not used temporarily, an orange-brown layer of rust may form on the mouthpiece. This can be easily removed by wiping the bit with a damp cloth.
This Trust Sweet Iron double-jointed snaffle has 2 and a half rings and is a milder version of a 3 or four-ring bit (pessoa bit). It softens the leverage behind the ears and in the mouth. This snaffle has a double-jointed mouthpiece and a round center piece that applies pressure on the tongue. The flatter the center piece, the sharper the bit. A double-jointed bit has the advantage of adapting more easily to the horse's mouth than a single-jointed bit. The bit is made of sweet iron, which gives it a sweet taste, making it easier for the horse to accept the bit.
The...
This Trust Sweet Iron double-jointed snaffle has 2 and a half rings and is a milder version of a 3 or four-ring bit (pessoa bit). It softens the leverage behind the ears and in the mouth. This snaffle has a double-jointed mouthpiece and a round center piece that applies pressure on the tongue. The flatter the center piece, the sharper the bit. A double-jointed bit has the advantage of adapting more easily to the horse's mouth than a single-jointed bit. The bit is made of sweet iron, which gives it a sweet taste, making it easier for the horse to accept the bit.
The 2.5 snaffle
This Trust Sweet Iron double-jointed snaffle has 2 and a half rings and is a milder version of a 3 or four-ring bit (pessoa bit). It softens the leverage behind the ears and in the mouth. The side pieces, just like with a regular snaffle, are not dependent on the mouthpiece for movement. Therefore, a 2.5 snaffle has an even sharper action than a 2.5 water snaffle. This is not suitable for inexperienced riders.
The sweet iron bits from Trust:
Sweet iron develops surface rust through contact with (air) moisture, which tastes sweet and naturally stimulates saliva production. As a result, the horse will foam more, leading to better acceptance of the bit. This rusting process (oxidation) changes the blue color of the TRUST bits to brown-gray. When a sweet iron bit is not used temporarily, an orange-brown layer of rust may form on the mouthpiece. This can be easily removed by wiping the bit with a damp cloth.
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