BF O-Snaffle Pinchless

Bernard Fonck O-Snaffle Pinchless: comfortable bit with pinchless system to prevent pinching. Independent action and copper for better acceptance. Not allowed for example at NRHA shows.

€ 69,95

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Description

David Robart, an American trainer, invented this system. Due to an internal mechanism both sides of the bit can move independently, avoiding the chance of pinching the horse’s tongue and lips. Better communication between you and your horse – Less stress for your horse – A closed and relaxed mouth.
 

Bernard Fonck Collection BF O-Snaffle Pinchless

Developed in collaboration with leading reining professional Bernard Fonck, the BF O-Snaffle Pinchless offers an exceptional balance of comfort, communication, and control. This bit is designed for horses that benefit from soft, independent rein action without the risk of pinching the tongue or corners of the mouth.

The anatomically shaped snaffle, featuring copper inlays, stimulates salivation and promotes relaxation and acceptance of the bit. The O-rings provide a direct yet gentle action, making this bit particularly suitable for (young) horses and riders who value clear and honest communication.

Size: 13 cm (5-1/8") | Thickness: 12 mm | Ring: 6.35 cm (2-1/2")

Pinchless System Patented technology that allows both sides of the mouthpiece to move independently. This helps prevent pinching of the tongue and corners of the mouth while ensuring more comfortable and refined communication.

Key Benefits of the Pinchless System

  • Independent movement of the left and right sides of the mouthpiece

  • Reduced risk of pinching the tongue and corners of the mouth

  • Clearer, more refined aids

  • Less stress and tension in the horse’s mouth

  • Encourages a closed, relaxed mouth

A high-quality training bit for riders aiming for comfort, refined communication, and optimal responsiveness.

Please note: Not permitted for use in competition classes such as those governed by the National Reining Horse Association.