AJR Sport Twisted Locking Dog Bone Dee Bit

We love this bit because it reduces the nutcracker effect, making the horse more comfortable while providing the rider with control.  Introducing the Twisted Locking Dog Bone D - the perfect training or correction bit for experienced riders looking to enhance their control and communication with their horse. Crafted with precision, this bit features a unique D cheek piece design that offers an elegant King D shape ring. The Dee cheek provides stable and direct action, allowing you to effectively manage horses that tend to go against the hand and require increased control. Once the pressure is released, the bit seamlessly changes back to its original double-jointed mouthpiece. Our Twisted Locking Dog Bone D bit is specifically designed for horses that become strong or pull against the hand. The locking mechanism engages at a certain angle, providing added stability and control, further supported by the Dee cheek piece action that aids in maintaining a consistent and steady contact. The double-jointed Dog Bone mouthpiece, resembling its namesake, significantly reduces the nutcracker effect on the horse’s mouth, promoting a comfortable and relaxed riding experience, especially for horses with a low palate. As the bit locks and operates like a straight bar, it delivers a sharper action than a smooth standard double-jointed mouthpiece, making it ideal for horses who have become unresponsive to rounded mouthpieces. Dee bit Specifically designed for horses that become strong or pull against the hand Double-jointed Locks and operates like a straight bar Provides added stability and control Promotes a comfortable and relaxed riding experience Reduces the nutcracker effect Delivers a sharper action Locking mechanism engages at a certain angle Comfortable for horses with a low palate Maintains a consistent and steady contact Material: Stainless Steel Mouth Thickness: 12mm Size: 13.5cm **Due to the contagious nature of the equine disease EHV 1, and per biosecurity measure guidelines suggested by the American Association of Equine Practitioners, The Farm House will no longer accept any returns on bits or bit accessories.**