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A favourite with showjumpers and eventers where extra control and help with turning is esential.
- The Nelson cheeks (full cheeks) reinforce the turning aid, reduce friction and lessen the chance of rubbing.
- Brilliant where preceise steering is required, for example for jumping skinnies or corners.
- Can be ridden with two reins to differentiate between the snaffle and gag action, however most use the gag rein only for maximum lift and control. For this reason this bit must be used by a rider with an independant seat and good hands.
- The mouthpiece is the NS Tranz Angled Lozenge Mouthpiece, in 16mm thickness.
- Remember to buy your gag cheeks from our Bitting Accessories page.
Neue Schule Nelson Gag 8023NG
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MSRP:
$339.95
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$339.95
Now:
$199.00
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