Duo Eggbutt 16 mm with dual function - Plastic white

The agony of choice: Which bit is the right choice? Eggbutt, D-shaped or Full Cheek bit? The larger the contact area, the more lateral support your bit will provide. For example, if you need extensive lateral support, you will likely want to use a full-cheek snaffle due to the large area of contact.

No matter whether sensitive or strong: mullen mouth bits are suitable for a variety of horses, depending on the design. The selection is huge and depending on the model, the mode of action can vary enormously. But wait a minute: So how do you know if a bar bit might be suitable for you and your horse? Basically, if your horse is difficult to turn or bend, this bit will not offer enough lateral support to communicate effectively & strongly enough. A mullen mouth bit is therefore particularly suitable if you have an even connection with both hands and are able to ride your horse through turns primarily with thigh and weight aids.

Generally, the softer the mullen mouth, the softer the action. If the mullen mouth bit is soft and flexible, it is recommended for more sensitive horses that may occasionally tense up and become bit shy. If it is rigid and hard, you can use it for strong horses that pull against the bit more often.

In order for Eggbutt, D-ring and full cheek bits to develop their lateral effect optimally, the side piece should lie close to the corner of the mouth. This also allows the bit to lie quietly in the horse's mouth. Due to their special fit, these bits should therefore always be selected one size smaller than classic loose ring water snaffles.