$52.46
Original: $149.90
-65%Klimke Collection KK Ultra Bradoon Bit, Double Jt. 14mm, Sensogan Metall 135 mm—
$149.90
$52.46The Story
The KK ULTRA loose ring snaffle is a genuine all-rounder and is suitable for every discipline and level of training. The anatomically adapted mouthpiece of the KK ULTRA bits has joint eyes that are inclined forwards by 45° and the lozenge has also been shortened to achieve optimum impact. The straight bit shape makes the KK ULTRA model a good choice for almost all anatomical conditions in the horse's mouth.
Compared to conventional bits, the centerpiece of the KK ULTRA bit lies snugly on the tongue when the reins are pulled - without squeezing or exerting pressure on the palate and bars. This innovative solution promotes the horse's confidence in the rider's hand and at the same time enables a finer aid to be given.
Compared to conventional bits, the centerpiece of the KK ULTRA bit lies snugly on the tongue when the reins are pulled - without squeezing or exerting pressure on the palate and bars. This innovative solution promotes the horse's confidence in the rider's hand and at the same time enables a finer aid to be given.
Description
The KK ULTRA loose ring snaffle is a genuine all-rounder and is suitable for every discipline and level of training. The anatomically adapted mouthpiece of the KK ULTRA bits has joint eyes that are inclined forwards by 45° and the lozenge has also been shortened to achieve optimum impact. The straight bit shape makes the KK ULTRA model a good choice for almost all anatomical conditions in the horse's mouth.
Compared to conventional bits, the centerpiece of the KK ULTRA bit lies snugly on the tongue when the reins are pulled - without squeezing or exerting pressure on the palate and bars. This innovative solution promotes the horse's confidence in the rider's hand and at the same time enables a finer aid to be given.
Compared to conventional bits, the centerpiece of the KK ULTRA bit lies snugly on the tongue when the reins are pulled - without squeezing or exerting pressure on the palate and bars. This innovative solution promotes the horse's confidence in the rider's hand and at the same time enables a finer aid to be given.
