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ComfortWave Baucher Snaffle (Demo Condition)

Sale price$65.90 CAD Regular price$79.90 CAD
Best for
for nervous horses and developing riders
Feel
even pressure across tongue and bars
Material
German Silver
Thickness
Wide (16+mm)
Ships from
Burlington, Ontario
Returns
No, demo units are sold as seen
Dressage legality
  • USEFLegal
  • ECLegal
  • FEILegal
  • USEALegal
  • EC EventingLegal

FEI Young Horse classes also require a 14mm minimum mouthpiece.


Size:
Only 1 unit left

⚠ Non-Returnable. This item is final sale and cannot be returned or exchanged.

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ComfortWave Baucher Snaffle
ComfortWave Baucher Snaffle (Demo Condition) Sale price$65.90 CAD Regular price$79.90 CAD

Correct Placement

How To Wear It

Size information goes on the left (mounting side). Logo on the right, with the arrow on the “A” pointing up.

ComfortWave Mouthpiece

The ComfortWave mouthpiece features a curve to conform to the shape of the horse's mouth and encourage acceptance of contact. The lozenge features a larger than usual surface area with no sharp edges to distribute pressure evenly on the tongue. A gentle bit it balances the pressure over the tongue and bars.

Baucher Cheekpiece

Bauchers or often called hanging cheek snaffles are bits with the most fixed position in the mouth. Contrary to popular belief baucher bits exert no leverage or pressure on the poll. In fact, pressure studies have shown baucher cheekpiece to relieve poll pressure by floating the bridle leathers that attach to the top ring upwards as reins are engaged. The stability of the bit helps with minimising unintended movement and therefore makes riders aids clearer for the horse to understand. Baucher bits are a great choice for less experienced riders and horses or those who prefer maximum stability in the cheekpiece. They often are preferred by nervous horses, horses with sensitive bars and horses that don't like the weight of the bit resting on their tongue.

German Silver

German silver is a copper-rich alloy made of nickel, copper, and zinc that promotes salivation and offers a warm feel in the mouth. It is more resistant to oxidation than sweet iron but still encourages bit acceptance due to its composition. While it does not rust, it may tarnish over time. To maintain it, clean with warm water and mild soap after each use, avoid harsh abrasives to preserve the finish, and polish occasionally to prevent discoloration.

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