Sprenger
Dynamic RS Multi Ring Bit Sensogan 16 mm
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• Ergonomic shape ensures even pressure distribution on the tongue, joint tilted forward by 45°
• Lies anatomically correctly between the tongue and the arch of the palate, allowing effective assistance
• Also ideal for sensitive horses or horses with fleshy tongues
• Universally applicable with 3 different buckling options
• enables individual use, depending on intended use and level of training
Due to manufacturing technology, the bit legs of conventional single-joint snaffles are of different lengths, which means that a little more pressure is always exerted on one side. It is therefore recommended to turn simply broken dentures regularly.
You can avoid the problem of uneven pressure distribution by using a simply broken Dynamic RS bit.
The joint in the middle of these bits was tilted forward by 45° to ensure even pressure distribution and avoid pressure on the palate.
Helpful for horses whose mouths are very active and are distracted by the middle section of the double-jointed bit and therefore do not pay sufficient attention to the signals from the double-jointed bit.
• Lies anatomically correctly between the tongue and the arch of the palate, allowing effective assistance
• Also ideal for sensitive horses or horses with fleshy tongues
• Universally applicable with 3 different buckling options
• enables individual use, depending on intended use and level of training
Due to manufacturing technology, the bit legs of conventional single-joint snaffles are of different lengths, which means that a little more pressure is always exerted on one side. It is therefore recommended to turn simply broken dentures regularly.
You can avoid the problem of uneven pressure distribution by using a simply broken Dynamic RS bit.
The joint in the middle of these bits was tilted forward by 45° to ensure even pressure distribution and avoid pressure on the palate.
Helpful for horses whose mouths are very active and are distracted by the middle section of the double-jointed bit and therefore do not pay sufficient attention to the signals from the double-jointed bit.