Stainless Steel Curb Chain 24 Link
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Stainless Steel Curb Chain 24 Link
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Stainless steel. Double link flat chain.
Size: 8½" Long
| Item Number |
Model Number |
UPC |
| SLT730175 |
212704 |
754888021427 |
4.9 / 5.0
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May 9, 2018
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1 year ago
Curb
This product gives lots of control.
Works great like it should. I keep loosing mine because I change bits alot. Nice to have extras on hand!
Great Product
Stainless so it doesn't rust like many of them.Plenty long.....maybe a bit too long for a horse with a refined head, but you just make it shorter & have some hanging down on the ends.
Durability: 5
Nice, simple, functional curb chain.
This is my favorite kind of curb chain. It's simple, does the job and will last forever. I wish that it had standard hooks included because the hooks I ordered to go with it are far too heavy.
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How wide is the chain?
BEST ANSWER: This 24-link chain is 8½" long.
BEST ANSWER: This 24-link chain is 8½" long.
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is a single link flat curb chain more severe than a flat double link curb chain?
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on Jan 13, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Very good question. I had to google this question because I wasn't exactly sure. I always believed the thicker larger rings would be less severe on horse and that was always my goal along with rider's safety. Over 45 years working with trainers, being a 4-H mom and riding and training, both types of chains always worked well with proper adjustment of bridle and gentle hands while riding. Here is how Wikipedia explains the curb chains..."Curb chains vary in width and linkage. Thinner curb chains are more severe, ones that are too thin are banned in competition, and any curb chain could cause sores if the chain is not adjusted properly and used with discretion. For horses that are sensitive or that are rubbed by the chain, a cover made of rubber, neoprene, leather, or gel can be used, or a leather curb strap. However, it is important that the rider check that the curb is being used correctly and is not the cause of the rubs."
BEST ANSWER: Very good question. I had to google this question because I wasn't exactly sure. I always believed the thicker larger rings would be less severe on horse and that was always my goal along with rider's safety. Over 45 years working with trainers, being a 4-H mom and riding and training, both types of chains always worked well with proper adjustment of bridle and gentle hands while riding. Here is how Wikipedia explains the curb chains..."Curb chains vary in width and linkage. Thinner curb chains are more severe, ones that are too thin are banned in competition, and any curb chain could cause sores if the chain is not adjusted properly and used with discretion. For horses that are sensitive or that are rubbed by the chain, a cover made of rubber, neoprene, leather, or gel can be used, or a leather curb strap. However, it is important that the rider check that the curb is being used correctly and is not the cause of the rubs."
Neither curb chain should be severe, in fact, no curb chain should be severe on a horse. The curb chain goes attaches to each side of the bit and goes under a horse's mouth, it shouldn't be too tight, and it shouldn't be too loose. So either a double or single will be fine if it is attached properly.
I don't believe so. The function of a curb chain is to give lever age to the bit. All curb CHANS lie flat against the horse's jaw (thru twisting) when properly set and provide bracing for the bit when the rider pulls back on the reigns, thus slowing the horse and encouraging tucking in his chin.
Under a horse's chin I meant. Sorry!
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