Stainless Steel Continental Gag Bit Loose Ring
3 Ring Dutch Gag with French Link
2 piece bits elimate the nutcracker effect of a single jointed bit. Rings allow rein position appropriate for the flextion needed. Can be used with one or two reins or a pelham bit converter.
4.5″ (120 cm)
5″ (125 cm)
5.5″ (140 cm)
Description
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Optimal Performance:Stainless steel resists corrosion, ensuring optimal performance and taste neutrality.
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Customizable Fit:Tailored to your specifications, this bit can be customized to your horse's needs.
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Ergonomic Design:Double jointed with elliptical link and 4-ring cheeks for precise control.
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Versatile Size Options:Available in 125mm and 150mm mouth sizes to fit various horse head sizes.
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Continental Bit|Continental Gag Bit|Stainless Steel Material:Crafted from durable stainless steel, ensuring longevity and resistance to rust.
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