Snaffle bits
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SJ Snaffle 18mm/7.5cm Medium Beris76.23 €
Form and function meet design! Our new single and double-jointed plastic mouthpiece is particularly slim in its dimensions - a broad contact surface and low height ensure more comfort in smaller horse mouths. The surface of the plastic is very smooth and slides well in the mouth, even when horses produce little saliva. The mouthpiece lies on the tongue and lips with its broad contact surface and subtly transitions into a smoothly modelled and rotated, fitted olive shape. Pinching of the lips is impossible! The joint and also the central piece is processed very finely and then adapted to the minimal height of the mouthpiece when fitted. The copper sockets fitted into the side olives enable an almost resistance-free, smooth sliding of the bit rings.
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Double jointed Snaffle 18mm/7.5cm Medium Beris81.31 €
Our new single - and double -jointed plastic mouthpiece is particularly slim in its dimensions - broad contact areas and a low height ensure more comfort even in smaller horse mouths. The surface of the plastic is very smooth and slides well in the mouth, even with horses that produce little saliva. The mouthpiece lies on the tongue and lips with its broad contact surface and, with its smooth profile, subtly merges into a rotated, fitted, olive shape. The joints and middle piece are finely worked, and assembled so as to match the low height of the mouthpiece. We guarantee that the bit rings slide smoothly as a result of the incorporated copper sockets.
Precision rein management and subtle communication close to the ideal with the new single- and double-jointed bits from beris!
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Snaffle bit Satinox 14mm Sprenger40.55 €
Ergonomical shape allowing an even distribution of pressure.
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Double jointed snaffle Satinox Sprenger48.79 €
High-quality anatomical mouthpiece with a satin finish, characterized by even pressure distribution and precise signals.
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Double jointed snaffle Loose RG 16mm Sprenger40.60 €
Three-piece snaffle bits Sprenger, made of stainless steel.
