Soyo
Soyo CB Bit VERDUN C/C BRISE - 125 MM
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The Soyo C.B. Bit VERDUN C/C BRISE - 125 MMis an eggbutt snaffle. Verdun model with a single-jointed mouthpiece (125 mm) that sits quietly and stably in the mouth. Designed for fine, honest communication with the horse's mouth.
Product details
In short
- Eggbutt snaffle.
- Verdun model with single-jointed mouthpiece (125 mm) that lies quietly and still in the mouth.
- For fine, honest communication.
- Size according to mouth width (see size chart).
Description
Soyo CB Bit Verdun C/C Brisé – 125 mm
Stability, comfort, and clear communication – the Soyo CB Bit Verdun C/C Brisé is designed for riders seeking a quieter bit position and refined action. Suitable for sensitive horses that benefit from extra stability and gentler aids.
About this bit
Why choose the Soyo CB Bit Verdun C/C Brisé
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Thin side pieces : The fixed D-rings ensure that the bit remains stable in the mouth and prevents the bit from being pulled through the mouth – suitable for young horses or horses that need extra guidance.
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C/C Brisé (single jointed) : Provides direct but gentle pressure distribution on the tongue and layers, without a hard buckling action, resulting in a friendly and clear connection.
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Stainless steel : Durable, strong and resistant to daily wear and tear, while feeling comfortable in the horse's mouth.
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Comfortable sizing : The 125 mm version is suitable for horses with a normal mouth size, and ensures a nice fit without pinching or sliding.
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Versatile : Suitable for daily training, young horses and discipline-oriented riders in jumping, dressage and eventing.
Technical Specifications
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Material : Stainless steel
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Mouthpiece : Single jointed (C/C Brisé)
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Side pieces : Verdun (fixed D-rings)
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Size : 125 mm
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Use : Suitable for dressage, jumping, eventing and recreational riding.
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Maintenance : Simply rinse with water after use; store dry
Suitable for...
The Soyo CB Bit Verdun C/C Brisé – 125 mm is suitable for:
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Sensitive horses that benefit from extra stability
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Young or inexperienced horses learning to become quieter in contact
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Riders looking for soft, clear communication in hand
For peace of mind, comfort, and clear cues – choose the Soyo CB Bit Verdun C/C Brisé!
Key benefits
- Verdun model with single-jointed mouthpiece (125 mm) that rests quietly and still in the mouth.
- Promotes fine, honest communication.
- Carefully designed mouthpiece.
- Durable material.
When to choose this product
For whom?
For riders looking for a bit that suits their horse's mouth and needs.
When do you use this?
During training and, if permitted by regulations, in competition.
For which horses?
The right bit choice depends on your horse's mouth conformation and preference; if in doubt, ask for advice.
When is an alternative better?
If your horse does not respond well to this mouthpiece, consult a bit fitter about alternatives.
Fit
Consult the size chart and measure your horse's mouth width for a correct fit. If in doubt between two sizes, we recommend choosing the larger size.
Technical details
- Type: eggbutt snaffle
- Characteristic: Verdun model with single-jointed mouthpiece (125 mm) that lies quietly and still in the mouth.
- Size: according to mouth width (see size chart)
- Maintenance: rinse after use
| Brand | Soyo |
|---|---|
| Bit type | D-trains |
| Mouthpiece type | Ankle broken |
Expert advice
If in doubt about the correct bit choice, consult a bit fitter or instructor.
Regularly check the corners of your horse's mouth and its behaviour to see if the bit fits.
Rinse the bit after each ride and check it for wear or sharp edges.
Use & care
Attach the bit to the bridle and adjust the height so that it rests gently in the corners of the mouth, without creating wrinkles or hanging too low. Rinse the bit after each ride.
Frequently asked questions
Which size should I choose?
Measure your horse's mouth width and consult the size chart.
Is this bit competition legal?
Check the rules of your discipline and federation for certainty.
How do I maintain the bit?
Rinse with water after each ride and regularly check for wear and tear.
How do I know if this bit fits?
Look for relaxed chewing and a quiet contact; if in doubt, ask a bit fitter for advice.