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CalmBlue Dressage Loose Ring Snaffle

Sale price$74.90 CAD

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CalmBlue Loose Ring Dressage Snaffle
CalmBlue Dressage Loose Ring Snaffle Sale price$74.90 CAD

CalmBlue Dressage Mouthpiece

CalmBlue Dressage mouthpiece version features an innovative tapered design that combines FEI/EC compliance with our signature tongue relief system. The mouthpiece maintains 12mm diameter at the cheeks to meet international competition requirements while tapering to 10mm in the center - perfect for horses needing more tongue space without sacrificing stability.

This intelligent design offers the best of both worlds: the thicker cheek sections provide enhanced stability while the slimmer center portion preserves the anatomical comfort that made the original CalmBlue so popular.

Crafted in sweet iron with our signature blue coating, this bit naturally oxidizes to create a pleasant taste that encourages acceptance. The fixed copper inlay in the barrel (non-rotating to ensure competition legality) maintains FEI/USEF/EC compliance while enhancing the taste profile.

Loose Ring Cheekpiece

The Loose Ring cheekpiece is designed to encourage softness and responsiveness. The freely rotating rings allow the bit to move independently from the mouthpiece, preventing the horse from leaning or bracing against it. This mobility promotes relaxation, added responsiveness and a lighter connection. Loose ring is a great option for horses that need refinement in aids due to higher level work or those that can sometimes feel stiff in the connection and would benefit from more responsiveness.

Sweet Iron

Sweet iron is a blue iron alloy designed to oxidize over time, creating a sweet taste that encourages salivation. As it rusts, it develops a patina that enhances flavor, which many horses find appealing. While sweet iron promotes a moist mouth, it does wear over time and requires maintenance. To care for it, wipe the bit after use to prevent excessive rust buildup, store it in a dry place when not in use, and scrub gently with a cloth or mild abrasive if excessive rust forms.

Dressage legal under USEF, EC, FEI, EC Eventing, and USEA rules.