My horse chews too little and gets stuck at bit . Snaffle bits encourage the chewing activity through the flexible mouthpiece. A one-sided development of adjusting & bending aids is possible.

My horse has a very restless mouth and chews very hard. It is also very sensitive. A ported & mullen mouth bit lies stable on the tongue, has an even pressure distribution and conveys more calm & stability.

Fixed side piece: This can only be swiveled inwards and outwards. This means that it lies still. Reining aids are transmitted directly to the mouthpiece .

Movable side piece: Has a vertical play at the connection between mouthpiece and the upper tree. This allows the horse to place the bit in its mouth. This promotes chewing activity. Rein aids arrive slightly delayed. This forgives slightly unsteady hands.

Multiple selection possible

Straight Mullen Mouth: Slightly curved forward and lies straight and stable in the mouth. When pulling the reins, the pressure is evenly distributed on the tongue. Bit thickness: 16 mm.

Curved Mullen Mouth: Fits well even fleshy tongues and relieves the entire tongue when the reins are pulled. Provides more contact surface and stability. Bit thickness: 15 mm.

Fine Line: Particularly thin, with anatomical curvature. For horses with short mouth gaps or little space in the mouth. Bit thickness: 14 mm, tapered to the middle.

low port: Relieves pressure on the middle of the tongue when the reins are pulled and brings the pressure more to the loading area. Suitable for horses that are uncomfortable with pressure on the middle of the tongue. Bit widths: 17 to 20 mm, tapered towards the center.

Multiple selection possible (if the material is not available, we will show you alternatives)

Stainless steel: Particularly wear-resistant and rustproof. The classic among the bit materials. The material is tasteless and does not additionally promote salivation & chewing activity. Colors: Silver and Antique.

Sweet Iron: Black burnished iron forms noble rust on contact with saliva, which produces a sweet taste and stimulates chewing. Spanish traditional material used in the manufacture of dentures.

Brass: Compared to stainless steel a little more brittle, but with corrosion resistance. Popularly used in baroque riding because of its appearance. Colors: Gold and chrome plated in silver.

Sweet Copper: Gold color solid material with 89% copper. Very solid and nickel free. The sweetish taste is liked by many horses. It promotes chewing and mouth activity.