Nathe Snaffle Snaffle Double Broken - 15mm

Nathe Snaffle Snaffle Double Broken – 15 mm

Maximum comfort and subtle aids – ideal for bar & snaffle use with sensitive horses

The Nathe Snaffle Snaffle Double Broken – 15 mm is specially designed to be used in combination with a bar at higher dressage levels. The bit is made of hypoallergenic plastic, which makes it soft and friendly in the mouth. Thanks to the double broken anatomical shape the mouthpiece smoothly follows the contours of the tongue and layers, without cutting or pinching.

The slim 15 mm thickness allows the bit to be comfortably combined with a bar, without making the mouth too "full" – perfect for horses with limited space or sensitive palate.

Why choose this Nathe underlay snaffle?

• Double broken mouthpiece
  – Gently adapts to the anatomy of the horse's mouth
  – No squeezing action on the tongue
  – Ideal for horses that have difficulty relaxing with only broken bits

• Narrow bit thickness of 15mm
  – Specially designed for use with a dressage bar
  – Comfortable in smaller or more sensitive horse mouths

• Made of hypoallergenic plastic
  – Latex-free, odorless and tasteless
  – Temperature-neutral and very well accepted
  – Soft and flexible for optimal comfort experience

• Safe stainless steel core
  – For structural stability without loss of flexibility

Technical specifications

• Nozzle: Double broken, bendable plastic

• Bit thickness: 15 mm

• Type of rings: Loose rings (loose ring snaffle)

• Available sizes: 125 mm, 135 mm, 145 mm (depending on stock)

• Use: In combination with a dressage bar (bar & snaffle)

Professional bit advice is recommended for optimal fit and function, especially when used in combination with a rod.

Suitable for:

• Dressage horses from M-level

• Horses with a small or sensitive mouth

• Horses that do not relax well on single broken or metal bits

• Riders who strive for quiet, refined aids in combination use

The Nathe Underlay Snaffle Double Broken – 15 mm offers refined communication, softness and a natural position in the mouth – indispensable for the sensitive dressage combination.