Bit 'n' Bridle Loafers
The Bit 'n' Bridle Loafers are a pair of shoes in Splatoon 3.
They are a 1-star item produced by Annaki and come with the primary ability Run Speed Up.
They must first be unlocked through leveling up the Sizzle Season 2024 catalog to level 25, then they can be purchased from Crush Station for 5,500. They can only be ordered from another player after being unlocked.
Appearance
The Bit 'n' Bridle Loafers are a pair of brown, checker-patterned horse bit loafers. Across the vamp of each shoe is a strap of solid brown leather with an attached golden ring clasp with seahorse-shaped adornments.
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Abilities
The Bit 'n' Bridle Loafers come with Run Speed Up as the primary ability. As a 1-star item, the Bit 'n' Bridle Loafers come with two additional slots for secondary abilities. The star level may be increased with Super Sea Snails for 1 (first), 1 (second), 5 (third), 10 (fourth), or 20 (fifth) Super Sea Snails per star, or by purchasing additional copies of them from Crush Station for 10,000 (first), 30,000 (second), 50,000 (third), 100,000 (fourth), or 200,000 (fifth) Cash per star. Increasing the star level to 2 stars will add another secondary ability slot for a total of three slots. Increasing the star level beyond 2 stars will increase the gear experience gained by a cumulative 3.333…% up to 10% additional experience at 5-star level. Since they are made by the Annaki gear brand, they have a higher chance of rolling Ink Saver (Sub) and a lower chance of rolling Special Saver to fill their secondary ability slot.
Gallery
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Front view
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Back view
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Worn by an Inkling on the Mint Decavitator Tableturf Battle card.
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Sizzle Season 2024 catalog page
Etymology
"Bit" and "bridle" refer to two separate parts of horse tack. In the case of this gear item, it refers to the golden clasp found on each shoe, which resembles the assembly of a bit. It is also a play on the seahorse theming of the clasps.
Additionally, the style of real-life loafer these shoes are based on, originally created by Italian fashion designer Aldo Gucci, are called "horse-bit loafers" for similar reasons.
Names in other languages
Language | Name | Meaning |
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シーホースビットローファー Shīhōsu bitto rōfā |
Seahorse bit loafers | |
Galoploafers | Gallop loafers | |
Mocassins mors hippo | ||
Trensen-Loafer | ||
Mocassini ippocampo | Seahorse moccasins | |
Лоферы с У-пряжкой Lofery s U-pryazhkoy |
Loafers with a horse buckle[a] | |
Zapatos hipocampos | Seahorse shoes | |
Mocasín hipocampos | Seahorse moccasin | |
海马皮革乐福鞋 | ||
海馬皮革樂福鞋 | ||
시 홀스빗 로퍼 | Same as Japanese |
Internal names
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Translation notes
- ↑ The pun is based on the word пряжка pryazhka ("buckle"), if a letter У U is placed at the beginning of the word, becoming the word упряжка upryazhka ("horse cart")
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