Stubben 2434 Egg Butt Bradoon Sweet Copper Single Jointed BitA bradoon is used in conjunction with a curb bit. The difference between a bradoon and a regular bit lies in its thickness and the size of the rings. The olive head bradoon is characterized by a fixed lateral ring. The sides are designed to sit about one centimeter closer to the corner of the mouth compared to a water bit. The olive head prevents pinching of the corners of the mouth in the rings. The horse cannot press the bit up with its tongue, so

the boot is handcrafted from a soft rubber compound for comfort and durability

for an incredibly lightweight feel

Twin neoprene topline for easy on and off

Two zip pockets large enough for phones

Finished off with addition of the Positive Traction Grip outer sole provides excellent grip

has secure popper closures  and waterproof zip to keep your valuables safe and dry as you head out into the countryside

they are also ideal for veteran horses

the ARMA soft grip numnah provides a high degree of shock absorption and slip resistant cushioning under the saddle

at grass or having trouble with brittle hooves

Extremely elastic

Shires ARMA Carbon SupaFleece Tendon Boots

Other features include a contoured detachable hood for greater rugging choice