All JP bits feature curved bars that prevent the bit from hitting the roof of the horse's mouth and eliminate the nutcracker-like action that can pinch a horse's tongue. The unique curved shape of the mouthpiece offers many advantages.
Corkscrew Full Cheek bit from Korsteel has a twisted mouthpiece that adds sharper pressure across the tongue for greater control. The corkscrew mouthpiece creates more pressure points on the bars making it a stronger bit that prevents horses from leaning.
This bit provides a sharper effect for horses that have a tendency to pull or get too low in the poll. The smooth mouthpiece is softer than a twisted wire, but the double mouthpiece gives a W effect which creates pressure points on the tongue.
With 5" cheeks. Each side of the bit is perfectly balanced to assure total comfort and response. Lost wax cast and hand polished from the highest grade of 18/8 Stainless Steel. Lifetime guarantee against rust.
The Albacon German Silver 18 MM Solid Mouth Bradoon bit because this copper-enhanced German silver bit stimulates salivation and helps prevent dry mouth, yet it has the same appearance as traditional German Silver.
Allows the rider to have two different levels of leverage and poll pressure depending on the needs of the horse with the lower ring providing the most leverage.
The full cheek snaffle has narrow arms which project above and below the rings, preventing the mouthpiece from sliding in the horses mouth and to emphasize the tuning aid.
The Pelham bit combines the function of a snaffle and the action of a curb bit.
The mouthpiece is slightly curved to accommodate the tongue and creates even pressure on the bars of the mouth and the horse's tongue.
Provides the rider with varying levels of leverage and poll pressure with the lower ring providing the most leverage. Can be used with a single rein, two reins or with pelham rounding's. The copper mouth encourages salivation and acceptance of the bit.
Made up of multiple ball links, this bit is flexible in all directions, moulding around the horse?s mouth offering even pressure and natural movement. Encourages a soft contact and discourages fixing and leaning on the forehand.
