MADELAINE Bridoon Single Jointed Titanium bit

The Titanium material has several advantages:

 > Ultra light and soft to the touch, it is more discreet for the horse and therefore more comfortable. It helps to relieve tension in the neck area.
 > Titanium is relaxing and promotes the production of saliva, which helps to relax the neck muscles. It is non toxic and hypoallergenic.
 > Titanium is warm to the touch and adapts very quickly to the temperature of your horse's mouth, offering greater comfort than steel bits and allowing better acceptance of the mouthpiece. 

If you would describe your horse as something with the following;

• Easily get wounds
• Get stuck in one or both sides, stiff.
• Want something more flexible than a straight bit.

Madeleine is a durable and lightweight single jointed titanium bradoon and snaffle. The design is unique, simple and amazing. 100% super smooth surface even around the joints.

The joints will never interfere or push against the palate. A very comfortable bit that shapes naturally around the tongue and reveals the bars from constant pressure. This design is ideal for sensitive horses that easily get wounds.

Due to the straight design and low weight, your aids will be more direct and precise.

Together with Fager's titanium Weymouth, this set weighs around 400 grams(!) less than a regular double bridle.

Fager's designs are always straight horizontally = Never has a bigger bend forward.

It has also been shown to protect the bars and flesh from burn marks and wounds on the most sensitive horse.

NOTE: The balance point will still be kept even if it has a slight bend over the tongue = Upwards. 

Clean with water after each use and occasionally with a special cleaning product for bits.

If you are not completely convinced by this bit, you can convert your purchase into a rental. We will refund you the price of the bit minus a flat rate of 20€. For more information, please go to the "Bit trial" section of your menu.

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