Full Cheek with Hook and Comfort Snaffle with Copper Roller

Expert opinion : The Myler level 1 roller bit is a bit that offers both good guidance and stability in the grip. The needles allow a better channeling of the horse. They allow for better control of lateral flexion in a young horse and make this bit very directional. The ring has a small pass-through for the bit's uprights. These allow the bit to stay in an optimal position and prevent the needles from getting under the noseband. Alternatively, it is possible to fix the reins in the passes which will allow a dysimetric hand action to be used on the mouthpiece, each leg being able to turn independently of the other. The myler level 1 bit is a barrel bit that does not bend. The central cylinder and the arched shape of the barrels allow the horse to have a good pressure distribution in the horse's mouth. This prevents the tongue from being subjected to too much pressure. It prevents the risk of tongue pinching. The roller allows the horse to feel the bit more easily. The copper roller makes it easier for the horse to pick up the bit. It allows the horse to come and stretch on its mouthpiece. It allows a very good communication thanks to the anatomical shape of the barrel, the stability of the bit (thanks to the blocking of the barrel), and the frank and precise contact of the stainless steel barrel. The demands are clear and precise and control is improved. It is therefore suitable for many horses, especially for horses in training or for horses on which more stability in the contact is required. The fixed rings allow more direct contact between the rider's hand and the horse's mouth. This is an advantage in order to improve the horse's grip, as the horse will want to come to rest against the hand. In addition, there is no risk of pinching the corners of the mouth, which is interesting for horses that are sensitive to the corners of the mouth.