Tim Sweet Iron Loose rings SAMPLE SALE

30% off SALE products in given sizes with small cosmetic damages that will not affect the use of the bit, only the look of it. Example of cosmetic damages;
* Scratches in the color coating, nothing that you can feel at all.
* Small marks on the rings
* (For sweet iron bits) The sweet iron coating has started to rust (this is the natural oxidation process of the material)
* Miss-coloring

The joints on Tim are tilted 45 degrees and can be used in 2 ways:

With the horse logo on the right side running forward, the joints will follow the tongue to make the pressure in the tongue more gentle. This can be good for sensitive horses who need clear but gentle signals.

With the horse logo upside down on the left side running forward, the joints will give some more pressure on the tongue when you take the reins, but also more relief when you give the reins. This can be good for horses that are sensitive but where you want a quicker reaction.