Leather snaffle, straight, 20mm
TRUST Leather Loose Ring Snaffle
- The loose ring snaffle, often also simply referred to as a snaffle bit or just a snaffle, belongs to the family of bits most commonly used in equestrianism.
- The snaffle bit is almost as old as riding itself and represents the standard bit for all riding styles and training stages of rider and horse.
- It is an all-round bit that can be used for almost all applications.
- With loose ring snaffles or snaffle bits, the force that the rider feels as pressure in their hands when pulling on the reins is always transferred directly and immediately to the horse's mouth.
- The horse perceives the force of the rider's hand at the places in the mouth where the snaffle lies.
- These are the tongue, bars, and corners of the mouth. However, care should be taken to ensure that a snaffle bit does not lie under the horse's tongue and thus press against the palate or the horse's first molars.
- A leather bit is well suited for sensitive horses, as it is very soft, it protects the horse from injuries in the mouth.
- A piece of leather is stitched around the bit.
- Trust bits have a nylon core.
- The leather is stitched around the core.
- Naturally tanned leather.
- Saliva production makes the bit softer and therefore more comfortable for the horse.
- Suitable for horses with sensitive mouths.