Myler 36 Bradoon Bridoon Low Port Comfort Snaffle Level 2-3 BD Legal 89-DB-4036

The Myler 'Bridoon' Snaffle Bradoon Bit MB 36 offers a nice alternative to traditional bradoon bits. The MB 36 is the Myler alternative to the traditional mullen mouthpiece used in many western and English style bits. Unlike the traditional mullen mouthpiece, this innovative design features a wide 1' low port tilted forward at a 45 degree angle to provide ample tongue relief, but still apply even tongue pressure for more control when needed. The bradoon style is ideal for training and showing in upper level dressage with a double bridle.

• Traditional Loose Ring Cheek Piece
• Stainless Steel - No Rust!
• Copper Inlay on Inside of Bars to Encourage Salivation
• 7/16' Bars Shaped in Pronounced Curve to Allow Comfortable Swallowing
• 1/4' Low Wide Port with 45 Degree Forward Tilt For Control
• Sweet Iron Mouthpiece Offers Sweet Taste to Promote Salivation
• BD & FEI Dressage Legal
• Level 2-3
  

Ergonomic Mouthpiece Design:

The unique curved bars of all Myler bits are ergonomically designed to accommodate the natural anatomy of the horse's mouth, wrapping the bars and lips instead of pinching. This curved design also provides significantly more space for the horse's tongue underneath the bit, allowing the horse to comfortably swallow when the reins are not engaged.

The Wide Low Ported Barrel mouthpiece is a curb mouthpiece that does not rotate onto the tongue, but instead sits solidly on the bars and lips of the horse's mouth, and is the Myler alternative to the traditional mullen mouthpiece. Unlike a traditional mullen, this mouthpiece offers a wide low port that allows the tongue to comfortably pass under the bit.

The 3/4' Low Port is not high enough to apply any palate pressure, but does not offer as much tongue relief as other Level 2-3 bits with higher ports, because the tongue is still somewhat restricted. However, this bit primarily applies bar/lip pressure, so though the tongue might be more restricted when the mouthpiece engages, little pressure is actually applied directly to the tongue.

Independent Side Movement:

The barrel at the center of the mouthpiece is not a roller, but rather a bushing that allows each side of the bit to move independently of the other. When the rider engages one rein on a traditional bit, the entire mouthpiece moves, creating a confusing signal for the horse. In comparison, when the rider engages one fixed rein using a Myler bit with ISM, the rider lifts only one side of the bit, giving a very clear, precise signal to the horse.