Stubben Golden Wings 4 in1 Bit - Double Broken

Width: 9.5 / 10.5 / 11.5cm - 3 3/4" 4 1/8" / 4 1/2”
Ring-Ø: 65 mm - 2 1/2"
Thickness: 14 mm

Widths in cm: 12.5 / 13.5 / 14.5 /15 cm
Widths in inch: 5" / 5 1/4” / 5 3/4" / 6"
Ring-Ø: 70 mm - 2 3/4"
Thickness: 14 mm

With Sweet Copper Mouth
International article number: 2260

Benefits of a Golden Wings GAG Bit:
• The ultimate safeguard for your horse's mouth
• 100% Pinchless - Gentle and Sensitive
• No nutcracker effect
• Enables rider to give a direct response from the outside of the horse's mouth.
• Large discs (safeguard plates) offer optimal protection to horse's mouth, especially the corners.
• Combines the advantages of a loose ring snaffle with the direct yet gentle action from outside on the horse’s mouth.
• The discs (safeguard plates) ensure that the bit always remains in the correct position in the horse's mouth.
• The Golden Wing snaffle is easily accepted, especially by inexperienced horses.

Benefits of SWEET Copper Link:
• Better acceptance
• Pleasant sweet taste of the middle piece
• Encourages chewing and salivation
• Solid copper composition (90% Copper, 7% Iron Aluminum, No Nickel) with very high strength (stronger than Argentan)
• Horses feel good with SWEET Copper

Stübben STEELtec quality:
• No rough edges that could hurt the horse's mouth
• Long durability due to selected materials
• A special processing technology ensures that bit holes and link pieces remain intact for longer

Please note:

Sweet iron is made from black iron and copper, creating a metal that promotes moisture in the horse’s mouth. The black iron and copper compound slowly causing oxidisation and rust.  Slow-acting and harmless to horses, the oxidation has a sweet taste which the horse likes and which encourages salivation.  This metal will almost always discolour. The cheeks and joints of the bits are made from stainless steel which will not rust. A bit made of sweet iron will last for years and year and the rust will not flake off or harm the horse. The moisture in the air will also cause it to rust in the same way as it does with salvia. The only way to prevent this from happening is to store the bit in a heated environment. You can easily rub the bit down with very fine sandpaper which will remove the rust and will have no adverse effects on the bit or its use. We would also recommend washing the bit after every use but make sure that it is dried thoroughly. You can also coat it with vegetable oil when not in use again to slow the oxidization process down.