Stainless steel. Tongue keeper. To be used with a rather tight noseband.
Rubber covered jointed thick mouthpiece. Stainless steel.
In stainless steel, with a thick rubber jointed mouthpiece.
In satin finish stainless steel. Used only to show stallions in hand or to take hot horses on walks with a lunge. Violent effect on the bars when t...
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In satin finish stainless steel. Small rings and thin mouthpiece.
Simple and rather soft mouthpiece with no risk of pinching at the corner of the mouth. Effect of the hand is more direct than on a loose ring snaff...
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In satin finish stainless steel with copper rollers to relax the horse.
Satin finish with thick mouthpiece and rings. Gag bits have an effect on the horse’s balance. They encourage the front end to rise and help to shif...
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In satin finish stainless steel. A simple and soft mouthpiece.
In satin finish stainless steel. Helps bending the poll and setting the head with a slight leverage effect. Allows to “lift up” horses who put too ...
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Stainless steel. Thick jointed mouthpiece. Medium sized shanks.
Stainless steel, thin mouthpiece. Gives more stability to the contact.
In stainless steel with anatomic double jointed mouthpiece.
In German silver with anatomic double-jointed mouthpiece.
Stainless steel with stainless steel and copper rollers thin mouthpiece.
Stainless steel. Thick twisted jointed mouthpiece with flat rings. A little more severe for those horses who are leaning on the bit.
Stainless steel rings with thin and single copper twisted wire. Very severe. To be used only on horses with a "hard" mouth and by skilled riders.
Stainless steel with rubber covered mullen thick mouthpiece.
Stainless steel. Low port thin mouthpiece and slotted cheeks.
Stainless steel. Mouthpiece is composed of several unhinged links. Gives a feeling of softness but can be severe if the rider’s hands are heavy.
