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Turnado Pro Loose Ring Snaffle, Single Jt. 14mm, Sensogan Metall 125 mm
Developed for horses with a short mouth gap and normal to plenty of flesh on the inside corner of the mouth, the TURNADO PRO bit offers an innovative solution for anatomical challenges. The ergonomic design with a joint that is inclined forwards by 45°, as with all TURNADO bits, ensures even pressure distribution on the tongue and prevents pressure peaks in the joint area.
The symmetrical contact surface of the bit shanks helps to counteract the horse's natural crookedness, while a small port keeps the tongue centred and still. This is particularly beneficial for horses that tend to pull their tongue up. The straight shape of the bit reduces the risk of bruising in front of the first molar in short mouths, promoting a gentle and more precise action.
The symmetrical contact surface of the bit shanks helps to counteract the horse's natural crookedness, while a small port keeps the tongue centred and still. This is particularly beneficial for horses that tend to pull their tongue up. The straight shape of the bit reduces the risk of bruising in front of the first molar in short mouths, promoting a gentle and more precise action.
$159.80
Turnado Pro Loose Ring Snaffle, Single Jt. 14mm, Sensogan Metall 125 mm—
$159.80
Description
Developed for horses with a short mouth gap and normal to plenty of flesh on the inside corner of the mouth, the TURNADO PRO bit offers an innovative solution for anatomical challenges. The ergonomic design with a joint that is inclined forwards by 45°, as with all TURNADO bits, ensures even pressure distribution on the tongue and prevents pressure peaks in the joint area.
The symmetrical contact surface of the bit shanks helps to counteract the horse's natural crookedness, while a small port keeps the tongue centred and still. This is particularly beneficial for horses that tend to pull their tongue up. The straight shape of the bit reduces the risk of bruising in front of the first molar in short mouths, promoting a gentle and more precise action.
The symmetrical contact surface of the bit shanks helps to counteract the horse's natural crookedness, while a small port keeps the tongue centred and still. This is particularly beneficial for horses that tend to pull their tongue up. The straight shape of the bit reduces the risk of bruising in front of the first molar in short mouths, promoting a gentle and more precise action.
