Dynamic RS poney island mors olive, double brisure, 14 mm, Sensogan Metall 105 mm
Looking for a perfect fit? Look no further than the Dynamic RS bits. This series of bits is ergonomically designed: Their joints are always angled forwards by 45°. This way they allow for an even distribution of pressure. Because all Dynamic RS bits fit anatomically correct between the tongue and palate, they are easy on the mouth, allow effective aiding and are suitable for horses with small mouths or very fleshy tongues.
The fixed sides of this bit allow a direct transmission of the rein aid onto the horse's tongue and lower jaw. They also protect the sensitive corners of the mouth and frame the horse slightly at the sides. The bit lies particularly quiet in the mouth.
The fixed sides of this bit allow a direct transmission of the rein aid onto the horse's tongue and lower jaw. They also protect the sensitive corners of the mouth and frame the horse slightly at the sides. The bit lies particularly quiet in the mouth.
$76.77
Original: $219.35
-65%Dynamic RS poney island mors olive, double brisure, 14 mm, Sensogan Metall 105 mm—
$219.35
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Looking for a perfect fit? Look no further than the Dynamic RS bits. This series of bits is ergonomically designed: Their joints are always angled forwards by 45°. This way they allow for an even distribution of pressure. Because all Dynamic RS bits fit anatomically correct between the tongue and palate, they are easy on the mouth, allow effective aiding and are suitable for horses with small mouths or very fleshy tongues.
The fixed sides of this bit allow a direct transmission of the rein aid onto the horse's tongue and lower jaw. They also protect the sensitive corners of the mouth and frame the horse slightly at the sides. The bit lies particularly quiet in the mouth.
The fixed sides of this bit allow a direct transmission of the rein aid onto the horse's tongue and lower jaw. They also protect the sensitive corners of the mouth and frame the horse slightly at the sides. The bit lies particularly quiet in the mouth.
