We carry loose ring snaffle bits from a multitude of different brands, such as Myler, Happy Mouth, Neue Schule, and Korsteel. Loose ring snaffle horse bits are a popular choice for English, Western, and Endurance riding. Shop our large variety for great prices and fast shipping!

Loose ring snaffle bits are a great choice for everyday riding, starting a young horse that’s learning to wear a bridle, or for more advanced training. With so many mouthpiece styles to choose from, you can find the best, most effective loose ring snaffle for your horse.

Shop our selection of loose ring snaffle bits. We have loose rings from top brands like Herm Sprenger, Nathe, Korsteele, Myler, Happy Mouth and more!

The Centaur® Hollow Mouth Loose Ring Bit is a mild, lightweight, single-jointed snaffle bit that acts on the lips, palate and bars. Made of stainless steel, it has a 20mm mouthpiece and 65mm rings. Imported.

This bit is designed to lie in the mouth as a standard double-jointed bit, but if the horse becomes strong and leans on the bit, it locks to form a straight bar bit. Once the horse softens the contact, it immediately unlocks, ensuring quick relief.

Loose Ring Western Snaffle Horse Bits The western snaffle bit is an essential and used while breaking western colts and riding horses. The western bit mouthpiece with a ring on either side and acts with direct pressure on the horses face.

Loose rings enable horse to position bit in his mouth. Rein tension positions the bit ideally for easy acceptance. Smaller sizes for pony and cob. Larger sizes suitable for double bridle. Association Approvals: These approvals are the best information we have at this time, but correctness standards are ever evolving.

The loose ring snaffle is a commonly used bit for breaking and training. They can have a simple curved or jointed mouth piece and the rings are attached by a simple loop at the end of the mouth piece. The Saddlery Shop has a huge range of loose ring snaffle bits.

A popular bit for driving disciplines & show jumpers; Additional impact on the corners of the mouth due to the inner ring; assisting with horses that tend to lock up when being asked to turn.