FN SS Loose Ring Bit with Oval Hub

The FortiNut Stainless Steel Loose Ring Bit with Round Hub is a high-quality handcrafted three-piece steel drill with a rotating ring, the design of which distributes the pressure of the die evenly throughout the tongue and mouth. The dredger is 14mm thick and is also allowed in school classes for young horses. The OVAL center in the die helps the die settle evenly in the mouth without pressing on the palate or tongue. The three-pronged dredger with two small joints has a sensitive dredger that prevents the horse from biting the die, preventing the horse from pressing on the die. However, when riding a flat hand, it is easy for the horse to get a good drool feel. The three-piece bit is a good basic bit with which the movements of the rider's hand are easily transmitted to the horse's mouth. Especially suitable for horses that tend to keep their heads up. The oval hub is about 30mm long, which prevents the nutcracker effect of the die on dental leave. The design of the joints and oval center of the mouthpiece of the die has taken into account that they do not press on the delicate palate or tongue. The LOOSE RING is a freely rotating die ring that is the most commonly used side of the die. When measuring the die, the die must be 0.5 cm wider than the width of the mouth so that the die does not pinch the horse as it rotates to the lip. In a freely rotating nozzle ring, the side part of the nozzle can move easily and quickly, so the rider's guide fumes pass into the nozzle mouth part much faster than a fixed nozzle ring. The horse is easy to react to a very small guide when moving the dredger and this should be taken into account in the stability of the rider's hand. The diameter of the nozzle ring is about Ø75mm for lengths 12.5-14.5 cm and about Ø55mm for lengths 9.5-11.5cm. The STAINLESS STEEL drill is made of top quality stainless steel. HANDMADE FortiNut dies respect traditional craftsmanship and show a trace of craftsmanship. Top-quality FortiNut dies undergo strict quality control. The dies are made of heavy quality steel. The horse feels a heavier die more comfortable in his mouth than a very light and suddenly moving die, making the drool feel more even. For hygiene reasons, the dies have no right of exchange or return.