Trust Inno Sense Gag Bit Single Jointed

Trust Inno Sense Gag Bit Single Jointed – Targeted guidance with a soft feel

Give your horse the peace and direction it needs with the Trust Inno Sense Single Jointed Cheek Bit . This bit is designed for riders who strive for precision and stability without sacrificing comfort. Ideal for young, inexperienced horses or horses that need extra guidance in bending and straightening.

Gentle communication, clear help

The single-jointed Inno Sense mouthpiece is flexible and gentle on your horse's mouth. Made of non-toxic, smooth plastic , it offers a soft grip for sensitive horses. The single-jointed joint provides targeted yet gentle pressure on the tongue and bars , without the "nutcracker" effect of traditional single-jointed bits.

Gag bit: stability and guidance in one

The distinctive side gussets provide extra lateral support, preventing the bit from being pulled through the mouth and providing clearer guidance during steering. This makes the bit ideal for:

• Young horses still learning to follow direction

• Horses that quickly go through the bit

• Riders who want more lateral control

“A cheek bit is a great aid for horses that are not yet stable in their contact.”

✅ Unique features at a glance:

• Material : Flexible, smooth Inno Sense plastic

• Mouthpiece : Single jointed – soft and effective

• Sides : Levers for lateral support and steering

• Target group : Younger horses, sensitive mouths, riders in training

• Available sizes : Check our size chart for the right fit.

Maintenance tip : Rinse the bit daily with lukewarm water and dry it thoroughly for optimal comfort and hygiene.

Why choose Trust Inno Sense?

With Trust, you choose craftsmanship, innovation, and comfort . Each bit is carefully crafted, with horse welfare always paramount. The Inno Sense line is specially developed for horses with sensitive mouths or young horses in training. This full cheek snaffle offers a gentle action with maximum clarity .

Do you have questions about the right bit for your horse? Or would you like to know how this bit fits into your training approach? Contact our specialists – we're happy to help!