Stainless Steel Bit, Eggbutt, Double Jointed, 14 mm

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Stainless Steel Bit, Eggbutt, Double Jointed, 14 mm - Additional Information

This bit features a new design that provides maximum comfort for your horse.

Our key goal was to design the mouthpiece with a short link that lays flat between the tongue and palate.

In most common bits the shape of the mouthpiece has the same angle as the hole where the bit ring goes through, and does not lie flat on the horse’s tongue when ridden. The mouthpiece in this bit is twisted forward 30°, so the mouthpiece lies flat between the tongue and palate when the horse is ridden. Its curved shape keeps the joints from irritating the palate.

Since the link is rather short, it fits well over the tongue, and the comparatively long sidebars make it less likely that they get pulled out of the corners of the mouth during riding.

The eggbutt shape of the bit rings make the bit more stable and comfortable for the horse, especially during sideways aids from the reins.  

This bit is made of rustproof stainless steel that is highly durable and has a neutral effect on salivation

Our bits are made with high quality workmanship. Their unique and elegant ornamentation is based on ancient Viking designs.

The L stamp on the bit ring ensures you always know how to attach the bit correctly to the headstall, just make sure it is on the lower left side!

This bit conforms to FEIF rules and meets international requirements. Therefore, it is allowed in FEIF sport and breeding events.

Stainless Steel Bit, Eggbutt, Double Jointed, 14 mm - Size Chart

There is no general rule for which bit width fits your horse. Each horse has its individual conformation and needs. We recommend measuring the width of your horse’s mouth at the corners of the mouth or to try different widths of bits in order to see what size fits best.

The bit should not be longer than the width of the mouth by more than 1 cm. That means that the bit should not protrude more than 0,5 cm on each side of the mouth. The bit rings should lie stable at the corners of the mouth, but without pressing onto the cheeks. When pressure is applied to the reins (especially sideways pressure), the bit should lie stable in the mouth and not move the cheeks. Try to put pressure on only one rein and see how the bit moves. If the sidebars of the bit move more than 1 cm out of the mouth, the bit is probably too wide.

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