tongue relief with sweet iron and copper roller
for nervous horses and developing riders
On sale: 4"
tongue relief with sweet iron and copper roller
for young, green or sensitive horses
On sale: 4" and 4.25"
tongue relief with sweet iron and copper roller
for hunter ring horses needing stability and lateral control
tapered tongue relief, dressage legal
for young, green or sensitive horses
tapered tongue relief, dressage legal
for nervous horses and developing riders
flexible tongue relief with copper rollers
for nervous horses and developing riders
even pressure across tongue and bars
for nervous horses and developing riders
flexible tongue relief with copper rollers
for young, green or sensitive horses
rubber with copper lozenge for a gentle introduction
for nervous horses and developing riders
rubber tongue relief for sensitive mouths
for nervous horses and developing riders
flexible tongue relief with copper rollers
for hunter ring horses needing stability and lateral control
low-profile double joint for tight palates
for horses learning to respond to steering
flexible rubber with a quieter, steadier feel
for hunter ring horses needing stability and lateral control
rubber tongue relief for sensitive mouths
for hunter ring horses needing stability and lateral control
soft flexible rubber, no metal contact
for hunter ring horses needing stability and lateral control
rubber tongue relief for sensitive mouths
for young, green or sensitive horses
soft flexible rubber, no metal contact
for young, green or sensitive horses
tongue relief with sweet iron and copper roller
for western horses needing leverage and curb action
soft flexible rubber, no metal contact
for horses needing mild leverage in a compact pelham
rubber with copper lozenge for a gentle introduction
for hunter ring horses needing stability and lateral control
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Read all testimonialsReal feedback from riders finding a softer, clearer connection with their horses.
I purchased a demo bit and it arrived in near-perfect condition. I spoke with customer service beforehand, and they were awesome. Shipping was quick, and to top it off, I’ve been using the bit for two weeks now and my very green boy is accepting it well. Five stars all the way!
CalmBlue Hunter D-Ring Snaffle
I have a Thoroughbred mare with a low palate, and I struggled to find the right bit for her. She loves this one and goes really well in it—she’s less fussy in the mouth and moving into the contact better!
ComfortGlide Loose Ring Bradoon
Super fast shipping and really great customer service!
SmoothRide Blue Fulmer Snaffle
I love this bit for the young horses and ponies I’ve been bringing along! It offers the guidance I need from the full cheek, with the flexibility and sweet taste of the loose ring and sweet iron. Every horse I’ve tried it on has loved it, and I’m thrilled that it now comes in a 4.5-inch size!
SmoothRide Loose Ring Snaffle · 5″
I tried multiple bits with my filly over the winter and had yet to find one that I really liked and that she went well in. She’s only three, so she’s obviously going through a lot of changes in her mouth. She really likes this bit and is now starting to accept contact. I like that it’s very similar to the Fager bits without the crazy price tag!
The Right Bit Doesn’t Just Change the Ride. It Changes the Relationship.
Too often, riders are told that discomfort is normal. That if the contact isn’t quite right, they need to ride better - softer, stronger, more skilled. The pressure is subtle, but constant.
At Agador’s, we don’t buy that. We design bits that meet you where you are so you and your horse can move forward with more feel, and less doubt.
They’re easy to try. Ship it back within 30 days, even used. Advice comes from real riders. And we price our bits for real people, not bottomless budgets.
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