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Bradoon bits vs snaffle bits
What's the difference between a bradoon bit and a snaffle?
A bradoon bit (also called Bridoon) is a snaffle with smaller rings and often a thinner mouthpiece. This is because a bradoon is meant to be used on a double bridle together with a Weymouth bit. It's then preferable to have smaller rings so it doesn't interrupt the Weymouth and a thinner mouthpiece, as there will be two bits in the mouth of the horse.
Most of Fager's bradoon bits can also be found as snaffle bits, with normal snaffle rings and a slightly thicker mouthpiece. But if you prefer, the bradoon bits can be used on themselves without a Weymouth.
Bradoon bit
Snaffle bit
See the bradoon's corresponding snaffle bits
All the bradoons and snaffles are available with both fixed and loose rings
Bradoon
Snaffle
Mary Titanium Bradoon
Maria Titanium Snaffle
Stephanie Titanium Bradoon
Sally Titanium Snaffle
Jasmine Titanium Bradoon
Greta Titanium Snaffle
Milton Sweet iron Bradoon
Marcus Sweet iron Snaffle
Jenny Sweet iron Bradoon
Julia Sweet iron Snaffle
Ludwig Sweet iron Bradoon
Conny Sweet iron Snaffle
Oliver Sweet iron Bradoon
John Sweet iron Snaffle
Jesper Sweet iron Bradoon
Gustav Sweet iron Snaffle
Celice Sweet gold Bradoon
Axel Sweet gold Snaffle
Elin Sweet gold Bradoon
Carter Sweet gold Snaffle
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