Beris Double Jointed 3-Ring Bit - 125mm

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Beris Grey Mors 3 Or 4 Rings For Horse With Double Joint
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The Beris Double Jointed 3-Ring Bit is designed for riders seeking refined communication with their horses, particularly those with sensitive or smaller mouths. Its food-safe plastic construction promotes better acceptance and natural chewing, making it an excellent choice for horses that typically produce limited saliva. While the bit offers superior precision and comfort, riders should note that the specialized plastic material requires careful inspection for bite marks or signs of wear over time.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | WAL-6527922-125 |
| Brand | Beris |
The plastic is food-safe and very smooth, but it is not as hard as stainless steel and can be damaged by sharp teeth if the horse chews heavily.
Measure the width of the horse's mouth. Options available include 125mm, 135mm, and 145mm to accommodate different horse sizes.
Yes, the 3-ring configuration provides the leverage necessary for better control during technical movements or jumping.
The copper sockets are integrated into the metal joints to ensure the rings rotate smoothly without binding.
While the 3-ring design is versatile, you should always check the specific rulebook for your local equestrian organization before competing.
Stop using the bit immediately as it can cause sores; the mouthpiece needs to be replaced due to potential damage from teeth.
Check the copper sockets for debris or build-up and clean with warm soapy water to ensure free movement.
Verify the sizing (125mm, 135mm, or 145mm) to ensure the bit is not too narrow or pinching the corners of the mouth.
Proper setup is essential to ensure the bit functions as intended. Always ensure the mouthpiece is positioned correctly according to the horse's palate height. When cleaning, use only mild soap and warm water; avoid abrasive brushes that could scratch the smooth plastic surface.
Before every ride, run your fingers along the mouthpiece to check for any sharp edges or teeth marks caused by the horse's molars. If the plastic surface becomes rough or damaged, it must be replaced to protect the horse's soft tissues. The metal components should be wiped dry after use to maintain the polish of the hand-welded joints.