Myler Weymouth Bit Weymouth MB33 Level 3

It is desirable with a Myler bit that there is a small piece of bit visible on each side just outside the lips. More than you are used to. This is due to the U-shaped design of the mouthpiece. The mouthpiece comes out around the 1st molar and around the corner of the mouth and the bit ring then seeks the cheek as a cheek support. This gives more visibility of the mouthpiece of the bit.

Choose the size closest to the measurement of the existing traditional bit. .

MB 33 Cylinder Tongue Port

This bit has a forward curved mouthpiece with an upward curved centerpiece. The bit provides downward pressure on the plies, but does not tilt on the plies and puts no pressure on the tongue. Horses with a low palate may experience some pressure on their palate.
With a two-sided stop, this bit changes into an unbroken fixed mouthpiece.
This bit works well for an advanced or fully trained horse. Also works well for a horse that is stiff, bends badly or crawls behind the bit. Horses with an extremely meaty tongue or hypersensitive thick tongue will find this mouthpiece pleasant.

Level 3:
The horse is fully attached and is completely on the aids. Possess advanced skills.
● largely uses pressure on the layers, the nozzle rotates down on the layers
● features a forward-curved mouthpiece with tongue port for maximum tongue freedom
● can, if necessary, put pressure on the palate and/or tongue.