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Fager Hilda Titanium Loose Ring Bit - For Sensitive Horse's Mouth & Unstable Connection Are you looking for a bit that offers peace, comfort and refined communication for a horse with a sensitive mouth? Discover the Fager Hilda Titanium Loose Ring Bit - specially developed for horses that quickly build up tension, evade contact or have difficulty with a stable connection. The combination of an anatomical mouthpiece, horizontal hinges and the loose rings makes this bit perfect for riders who strive for a light, but clear connection with a horse that reacts sensitively to pressure or change. Why choose the Fager Hilda Loose Ring? This bit is ideal for horses that: Being restless in the mouth or having difficulty accepting the bit Showing alternating or unstable contact while driving Tend to 'grab' the bit or hit the hand Need a light, but clear guidance React violently when lifting the reins The loose rings provide more mobility, allowing the bit to move continuously with the mouth - perfect for horses that 'lock' quickly or are sensitive to pressure on one point. Technical specifications: Material: Titanium - ultra-light, tasteless, hypoallergenic and temperature neutral Nozzle: Double broken, with horizontal hinges and tongue clearance Side pieces: Loose rings - for a playful, friendly feel and constant freedom of movement Thickness: 14 mm Ring diameter: 60 mm (105-115 mm sizes) / 65 mm (125-145 mm sizes) Available sizes: 105 mm, 115 mm, 125 mm, 135 mm, 145 mm What makes the Hilda so unique? ✅ Horizontal hinges: Lie stable and flat on tongue and palate - no unpleasant pressure points ✅ Tongue Freedom: Ideal for horses with a sensitive or wide tongue ✅ Titanium: Lightweight, responsive and friendly - helps prevent strain ✅ Loose rings: More mobility and freedom for the horse, stimulates a relaxed connection Maintenance tip: Simply clean the bit with warm water and a soft cloth after each ride.

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