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Sprenger Dynamic RS Sensogan 14 mm single-jointed 2-ring snaffle

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Dynamic RS 14 mm single-jointed loose-ring bit - Sensogan

The loose-ring snaffle remains the standard for everyday work, while the Dynamic RS adds its anatomical geometry. The 45° forward-angled joint sits between the tongue and the roof of the mouth without ever pressing against the palate. The 70 mm loose rings allow the bit to move freely in the mouth and encourage the horse to chew.

Key features

  • Ergonomic shape: pressure is distributed evenly across the tongue, with the joint angled 45° forward.
  • Sits anatomically between the tongue and the roof of the mouth for effective rein aids.
  • Designed to encourage the horse to move confidently forward toward the hand.
  • Ideal for sensitive horses or horses with thick tongues.
  • 14 mm mouthpiece, 70 mm loose rings.

The Sensogan finish

  • Patented alloy of copper, manganese and zinc that promotes a continuous flow of saliva and relaxation of the mouth.
  • White-gold appearance, lasting shine and easier care than Aurigan.
  • Toxicologically tested and recognized as non-toxic.

Made in Germany.

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About Sprenger ...

Founded in 1872 by Hermann Sprenger in Iserlohn, Germany, Herm. Sprenger Metallwarenfabrik GmbH & Co. KG is one of the leading manufacturers of metal products for equestrian, canine, and nautical sports. Initially specialized in horse shoes and harnesses, the company gradually expanded its range to include boat accessories and canine sports items. Sprenger is globally recognized for the quality of its bits, stirrups, and spurs, developed in collaboration with sports professionals, medical experts, and researchers to ensure optimal comfort for horses and riders. Today, Sprenger employs nearly 200 people and continues to produce its products in Germany, ensuring strict quality control at every stage of manufacturing.

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