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TRUST Calgary combination noseband

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Color: Black/silver
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The Calgary combination noseband is made of European full-grain leather.

It has 3 mm of padding and features a buckle guard.

✨ Highlights

  • ✔ High-quality, supple European full-grain leather that becomes more beautiful with use
  • ✔ 3 mm padding
  • ✔ Buckle guard
  • ✔ Nickel-plated brass buckles that do not rust

📋 Technical specifications

  • Type: combination noseband
  • Material: European full-grain leather
  • Padding: 3 mm
  • Hardware: nickel-plated brass
  • Sizes: Cob / Full
  • Colors: Black/silver / brown-silver / brown-gold

🐎 Why choose this product?

Three millimeters of padding are enough to distribute contact without adding bulk to the noseband’s profile—which matters when seeking refinement in competition.

🧴 Care instructions

⚠️ Adjust a noseband so that two flat fingers can fit between it and the horse’s nasal bridge. When tightened, it prevents the horse from chewing—and a horse that does not chew cannot relax. Clean with glycerin soap after each use, then condition once the leather is dry. ⚠️ Never dry leather near a radiator: it will harden and crack.

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About TRUST Equestrian ...

TRUST Equestrian is a Dutch brand specializing in bits and leatherwork. Its bits are designed, developed, and manufactured in the Netherlands, where a team of technicians assembles them by hand. Production of Sweet Iron mouthpieces began more than fifteen years ago, followed by Leather and then Inno Sense mouthpieces. The range now includes three materials, twenty-two mouthpieces, and thirty-four types of shanks, totaling more than two thousand different bits. TRUST bits are anatomically shaped: slightly curved, they follow the shape of the horse’s mouth. The leather collection is made from European full-grain leather, and each model takes the anatomy of the modern horse into account.

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