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TRUST Stud Set, 99 pieces

Reduced price 469,00€ EUR

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Color: Navy
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The complete set: 99 studs in a variety of shapes and heights.

From dry grass to deep ground, every type of terrain has its stud in the box.

✨ Key features

  • ✔ 99 studs in different shapes and heights
  • ✔ Organised storage: all the studs are visible and accessible
  • ✔ Sturdy case that protects the contents during transport

📋 Technical specifications

  • Type: stud set
  • Contents: 99 studs
  • Colour: Navy

🐎 Why choose this product?

On a circuit, you cannot choose your terrain in advance. Having the full range in a case means you will never arrive at the track without the right stud.

🧴 Usage advice

⚠️ Choose according to the ground, not habit: on hard, dry ground, use a thinner stud; on wet or deep ground, use a thicker stud. The outer studs should be the same length as the inner ones, or no more than 0.5 cm longer — beyond that, the foot lands unevenly. Clean the hole with a thread-cleaning tool and run the tap through it before screwing in the stud: dirty threads damage both the stud and the shoe. Remove the studs as soon as the event is over; never transport or stable the horse with them fitted.

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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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