Bridle bit - Germany - 1990-2000

Here, new with the price tag and preserved with the respect due to an equestrian icon cherished more by the horse than by the rider, an almost unobtainable Nathe bit. It is the revolutionary allergen-free thermoplastic material patented in the 1980s in Germany with the aim of providing riders and riding riders (amazons) bits not only equipped with a steel core (stopping metal-induced allergies) but also designed to eliminate the abrasions caused by rubber and to promote natural chewing. Nathe bits, as enthusiasts know well, who over the years have shown their appreciation by buying them despite costing much more than models that daily put the animal’s mouth and tongue at risk, safeguard the horse’s wellbeing while at the same time enhancing its competitive performance. In this regard, Karsten Huck, bronze medal in individual show jumping at the Seoul 1988 Olympics, stated: "Based on my experience, I recommend the excellent Nathé bits for their gentleness toward the horse’s mouth and tongue. Chewing activity is stimulated. And these allergen-free bits have proven particularly effective in protecting sensitive horses." Below are the features and measurements of the Nathe bit offered: a full soft and flexible barrel with a steel core, 13.5 centimeters; diameter 7 centimeters on the rings, 4.5 centimeters at the center; rings 20 centimeters (effective 16 centimeters); rigid integrated nipple (preformed arch) coated in rubber; cords in rope (nylon); the original nylon cheekpiece. Price commensurate with the rarity and functionality of the bit offered for sale.