Nathe Liverpool Driving Bit 20mm With Tongue Clearance, Long Cheeks color_64772-grey Also soft stretch leather seat The luxury super soft
EUR148.45
EUR181.45
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Description
Nathe Liverpool Driving Bit 20mm With Tongue Clearance, Long Cheeks color_64772 grey Also soft stretch leather seat The luxury super soft Also soft stretch leather seat Waterproof polyester 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 Nathe Liverpool Driving bit 20 mm with port long cheeks classical driving bit variable rein options to adjust the leverage effect on the poll even distribution of pressure on the tongue long shank: slightly delayed effect with stronger poll pressure curb chain not included
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