Myler MB 02 Comfort Snaffle Wide Barrel Loose Ring Horse Bit - Stainless Steel with Copper Inlay - Level 1 ISM
Myler MB 02 Comfort Snaffle Wide Barrel Loose Ring Horse Bit - Stainless Steel with Copper Inlay - Level 1 ISM
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Myler MB 02 Comfort Snaffle Wide Barrel Loose Ring Horse Bit - Stainless Steel with Copper Inlay - Level 1 ISM

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  • Independent Side Movement (ISM): The central barrel acts as a specialized bushing, allowing each side of the bit to move independently for precise lateral cues, bending, and lifting without the "nutcracker" pinching of traditional snaffles.
  • Ergonomic Wide Barrel: Features a wider center barrel than the MB 01, which distributes pressure more evenly across the tongue and bars to encourage the horse to relax and swallow naturally.
  • Integrated Copper Inlay: Strategically placed copper lines promote natural salivation, keeping the mouth moist and soft to enhance bit acceptance and overall responsiveness.
  • Competition Legal: Fully approved for use in USEF, FEI, and USEA sanctioned events, making this a go-to performance bit for Dressage, Eventing, and Hunter/Jumper competitions.
  • Loose Ring Design: Enhances the independent action of the mouthpiece and prevents a fixed feel, providing subtle yet effective communication between the rider's hand and the horse's mouth.
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Jan 22, 2012
Petstorejunkie
5 out of 5 stars review

There's nothing like a myler!

I have had such a great experience with Dale Myler and Myler bits, I had to review this bit to encourage more to try Myler bits. (and no I'm not a paid reviewer) 1. Dale really does care about the well being of horses. I used their "bitting assistant" on their website (which sends your information to the company for a real person recommendation on a bit) at 11:00pm, and by 9:45 the next morning I had an email, written just for me from Dale Myler, who also encouraged me to call him with any questions. That's what giving a darn looks like. 2. This bit, the myler comfort snaffle as of February 1st 2012 is APPROVED for USEF dressage competition. youtube search julie goodnight's 4 part series on Myler bits to understand why these really are some of the best bits out there. Myler has a customer for life with me! The attached image is how far this bit collapses, so you can see it basically goes from a french link to a mullen type contact depending on the level of contact on the rein.

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Nov 29, 2020
Winston the Haffie
5 out of 5 stars review

3 horses went lovely in this bit

I was worried about the cost, but after trying this bit on 3 different horses (it was the correct size for the particular horses in question), I am super pleased with the bit. All three horses went well in it, comfortably, soft in the mouth, and I had the perfect amount of control. My school's pony and my own pony also jump very well in it. I highly recommend it.

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Jan 21, 2019
Spot
5 out of 5 stars review

Horses are happy

I've been using this bit for years with my mouthy gelding who constantly chomps most bits even with a completely loose rein. His mouth is much quieter in this bit than with any other I've tried (and there have been many!), and now he really only chomps when he's nervous about something. I recently got a sensitive green mare, and since getting this bit we have made huge improvements with her accepting bit contact. I previously tried a standard broken snaffle, but she braced and constantly tried to get away from any contact. I had also tried a thick french link but I didn't feel like she really noticed when I was cueing her with that one. I think she likes that this one is thinner and contoured (fits into her mouth better) and generally seems more comfortable wearing it, so she can focus on our communication rather than fussing and bracing as happened with other bits.

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