Maria Titanium Loose rings

A Registered Design

Fager Maria is recommended if you would describe your horse as the following;

Displays discomfort with almost every bit previously tried.

Feels rigid to the contact on one or both sides.

Tosses their heads up and down.

Resistant to acceptance onto the bit.

Fager Maria has everything you could want from a bit! It is an incredibly comfortable bit featuring 100% super smooth surfaces, including the joints.

Maria's joints are designed to never press against the sides of the palate or create uneven pressure over the bars. It is an extremely comfortable bit which contours naturally around the tongue, relieving the bars from constant pressure.

This bit should be available in EVERY tack room!

Maria is constructed using Fager’s NEW Anoblast™ manufacturing technique which produces a high quality, extremely durable bit; the highest quality Titanium bit on the market today! The gray color is a natural consequence of the production process, no additional coloring is used.

Fager mouthpiece designs are always horizontally straight – none have a big bend forward. We design them in this way to maintain the correct balance point (BP) in the mouth. When a bit creates a bigger bend forwards the BP is also moved forward, which ultimately reduces the effectiveness of the aids.

This unique design also promotes protection of the bars and the fleshy parts of the mouth from rubs and sores, even in the most sensitive horses.

N.B. The balance point remains even if it has a slight bend over the tongue = Upwards.

The titanium alloy has various advantages:

Ultra light and soft to the touch, it is more discreet for the horse and therefore more comfortable. It helps relieve tension in the neck.

It is relaxing and promotes the production of saliva, which helps relax the muscles of the neckline. Titanium is non-toxic and hypoallergenic.

Warm to the touch, titanium adapts very quickly to the temperature of your horse's mouth, offering greater comfort than steel bits, thus allowing better acceptance of the mouthpiece.