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Cyprium Snaffle Bit, Double Jt., 14 mm No Color 125 mm
Cyprium is a high-quality copper-zinc alloy with an increased copper content, primarily composed of red copper. The mouthpiece is made of cyprium, while the rings are made of stainless steel. The material is well accepted by many horses and can promote chewing activity as well as stimulate salivation.
A double-jointed loose ring snaffle is a versatile bit commonly used for everyday training. The two joints allow the mouthpiece to adapt well to the shape of the horse’s mouth and distribute pressure more evenly over the tongue and bars.
The loose rings provide mobility in the bit and can encourage chewing activity, supporting a steady contact and allowing for more refined rein aids.
A double-jointed loose ring snaffle is a versatile bit commonly used for everyday training. The two joints allow the mouthpiece to adapt well to the shape of the horse’s mouth and distribute pressure more evenly over the tongue and bars.
The loose rings provide mobility in the bit and can encourage chewing activity, supporting a steady contact and allowing for more refined rein aids.
$16.43
Original: $46.95
-65%Cyprium Snaffle Bit, Double Jt., 14 mm No Color 125 mm—
$46.95
$16.43
Description
Cyprium is a high-quality copper-zinc alloy with an increased copper content, primarily composed of red copper. The mouthpiece is made of cyprium, while the rings are made of stainless steel. The material is well accepted by many horses and can promote chewing activity as well as stimulate salivation.
A double-jointed loose ring snaffle is a versatile bit commonly used for everyday training. The two joints allow the mouthpiece to adapt well to the shape of the horse’s mouth and distribute pressure more evenly over the tongue and bars.
The loose rings provide mobility in the bit and can encourage chewing activity, supporting a steady contact and allowing for more refined rein aids.
A double-jointed loose ring snaffle is a versatile bit commonly used for everyday training. The two joints allow the mouthpiece to adapt well to the shape of the horse’s mouth and distribute pressure more evenly over the tongue and bars.
The loose rings provide mobility in the bit and can encourage chewing activity, supporting a steady contact and allowing for more refined rein aids.
