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Professional Snaffle Bit with 5" Sweet Iron Mouth with Copper Inlay
- Black steel snaffle bit fuses modern good looks with dependable performance
- Features a 5" sweet iron mouth with copper inlay
- Sweet iron is intended to rust, producing a sweet taste as rusting occurs to help promote salivation
- Copper also promotes salivation to encourage a soft mouth
- Thin-styling on the 7" cheeks delivers modern looks that complement a variety of headstalls
- Recommended by Stacy Westfall, clinician and National Cowgirl Hall of Famer
- Weaver Equine is your resource for a wide selection of horse bits to meet your needs
- If you're having trouble choosing the right bit, we recommend you consult with a trusted trainer
- Black steel snaffle bit fuses modern good looks with dependable performance
- Features a 5" sweet iron mouth with copper inlay
- Sweet iron is intended to rust, producing a sweet taste as rusting occurs to help promote salivation
- Copper also promotes salivation to encourage a soft mouth
- Thin-styling on the 7" cheeks delivers modern looks that complement a variety of headstalls
- Recommended by Stacy Westfall, clinician and National Cowgirl Hall of Famer
- Weaver Equine is your resource for a wide selection of horse bits to meet your needs
- If you're having trouble choosing the right bit, we recommend you consult with a trusted trainer
$27.19
Original: $77.69
-65%Professional Snaffle Bit with 5" Sweet Iron Mouth with Copper Inlay—
$77.69
$27.19Description
- Black steel snaffle bit fuses modern good looks with dependable performance
- Features a 5" sweet iron mouth with copper inlay
- Sweet iron is intended to rust, producing a sweet taste as rusting occurs to help promote salivation
- Copper also promotes salivation to encourage a soft mouth
- Thin-styling on the 7" cheeks delivers modern looks that complement a variety of headstalls
- Recommended by Stacy Westfall, clinician and National Cowgirl Hall of Famer
- Weaver Equine is your resource for a wide selection of horse bits to meet your needs
- If you're having trouble choosing the right bit, we recommend you consult with a trusted trainer
