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The Beris Soft 6cm Ring Loose Ring Snaffle Bit is an anatomically designed training tool for riders seeking clear, gentle communication with sensitive or young horses. Crafted from a food-safe plastic compound, this bit encourages natural salivation and acceptance by resting evenly across the tongue and bars, though its specialized material requires careful inspection for bite marks or wear over time.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | WAL-6524211-130 |
| Brand | Beris |
Yes, it is suitable for general riding and training, though it is primarily designed for comfort and sensitivity.
The lifespan depends on usage and the horse's chewing habits; inspect it before every ride and replace it if the material shows signs of degradation.
No, it is made from a food-safe plastic compound specifically formulated to be safe for use in a horse's mouth.
Yes, it is compatible with most standard English bridles, including those with flash nosebands.
The loose ring design provides more freedom and allows the bit to sit in a neutral position, which often helps horses stay softer in the contact.
Check that the bit is fitted at the correct height and that the horse's teeth have been checked by an equine dentist for sharp points.
Immediately stop using the bit to avoid potential mouth injury and replace it with a new unit.
When fitting the Beris Soft bit, ensure the size corresponds correctly to the horse's mouth width (130mm for this model) to prevent the bit guards from putting unwanted pressure on the lips. To maintain the integrity of the food-safe plastic, rinse the bit with fresh, lukewarm water after every ride to remove debris or saliva buildup. Avoid using abrasive cleaning agents. Regularly inspect the surface of the plastic bar for any rough edges or chew marks that could irritate the mouth; if the surface is damaged, the bit should be replaced to ensure the safety and comfort of the horse.
