Nathe Bradoon 15mm Double Jointed Snaffle color_44990-navy black fuchsia ensuring a flattering yet non-restrictive DHN004-B000-OS
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Nathe Bradoon 15mm Double Jointed Snaffle color_44990 navy black fuchsia ensuring a flattering yet non restrictive DHN004 B000 OS ensuring a flattering yet non restrictive fit for all day wear water resistant outer layer protects against the elements Nathe bradoon 15 mm double jointed joints made of anti allergic plastic direct and precise impact even pressure distribution on the tongue and lower jaw bones Overview of the advantages" made of high quality Thermoplast" for satisfaction and motivation on sensitive and mouth sensitive horses" excellent tolerance anti allergic" food safe solvent free no plasticisers" smooth surface no eraser effect" temperature neutral high flexibility when cold" dimensionally stable high mechanic resistance" steel core in Standard bits (except size 110 mm)" side parts made of high quality stainless steel" Made in Germany
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