Beris, Page 6

Identical in shape to the Comfort Bar, just the thickness at 15 mm is a lot thinner. This makes the bit ideal for ponies and horses with limited room in their mouths. Very...

Identical in shape to the Comfort Bar, just the thickness is a lot thinner at 15 mm. This makes the bit an ideal one for ponies and horses with limited room in their mouths....

This anatomically correct bit sits lightly and evenly on tongue and bars, and provides more room and freedom of movement for the tongue. When the reins are taken up, pressure is...

The tongue port bar has a specially flattened shape to the port. This means the tongue has an optimum amount of room. Many horses respond to this with improved suppleness and...

Bits for the ambitious leisure rider and professional alike. The beris bit factory in Schleswig-Holstein came into being as the result of years of manufacturing bits, the...

This anatomically correct bit rests evenly and lightly on tongue and bars, and provides more room and freedom of movment for the tongue. When the reins are applied, even...

The eggbutt bar is a mouthpiece for universal use, it sits very quietly in the horse"s mouth and the "olives" on each side effectively prevent lip pinching. The Kimblewick bit...

Providing the combined effect of a port and the positive characteristics of the butterfly bar, the profile of the beris KONNEX bar is slimmer and it positions itself very...

Providing the combined effect of a port and the positive characteristics of the butterfly bar, the profile of the beris KONNEX bar is slimmer and it positions itself very...

The eggbutt bar is a universally deployable mouthpiece, it sits very quietly in the horse"s mouth and the side parts prevent pinching of the lips. The shape and the weight of...

This anatomically correctly shaped bit rests evenly and lightly on tongue and bars, and provides more room and freedom of movement for the tongue. When applied with this bit,...

This anatomically correct bit sits lightly and evenly on tongue and bars and provides more room and freedom of movement for the tongue. When taking up the reins an even pressure...