Korsteel Copper Roller Eggbutt Snaffle Bit 5 Inch
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Korsteel Copper Roller Eggbutt Snaffle Bit 5 Inch
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Korsteel Copper Roller Eggbutt Snaffle BitA very mild bit, the Eggbutt Snaffle is designed wide enough to be gentle on the bars and will not pinch the horse’s mouth. Size: 5"
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Model Number |
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| SLT900227 |
144822 |
9329028212822 |
4.9 / 5.0
9 Reviews
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My horse is now calm
Great solution for my fussy mare
No more head tossing
August 1, 2019
Purchased
2 months ago
Great value
Nice quality, great value, veryy happy with. My purchase
May 25, 2019
Purchased
7 months ago
RE: My horse is a totally different horse with this bit
She loves this bit - she is sooo happy and quiet in the mouth!!
Durability: 5
snaffle bit
have not used this bit yet, still trying to decide if my mare is good with the current one i'm using.
Durability: 4
He Loves It!
Nice weight and feel bit. My off the track Standardbred really loves it and plays with the roller a lot. Perfect for him as he as a teeny tiny attention span and this gives him something to do and focus on when he's relaxed. Would buy for him again though I hope I don't have for a while because it seems like great quality.
Durability: 4
Great bit for show and training
This is my second bit. I show horses in dressage and I needed a second bit, to avoid changing from horse to horse. It is gentle enough for training, but is also effective up to second level, allows for great contact, allows horses to lift up when needed, provides independent contact for both sides and reinforcement when needed. The engraved lines in the copper roller, might be a USEF issue. I was told to file them down smooth to be on the safe side by a USEF steward. Personally I can't see that they are deep enough to be an issue, barely feel them. A steward at the gate checking might not even notice them.
Durability: 5
Wonderful bit
I bought this for my rather forward Morgan mare after we had some issues in her eggbutt snaffle. Against the advice of a few people, I opted for a milder bit, and am glad I did. She rarely fusses with her head anymore, and has started reaching down and relaxing for the first time. This bit looks great, doesn't pinch, and is a great value for the price, in my opinion.
Durability: 5
Great for a busy mouthed horse!
I switched my OTTB from a twisted wire O-ring to this bit after I bought him and WOW, he loves it! He has a very active mouth and the roller is perfect for him. The bit is great, hasn't rust and looks nice, too.
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What is the diameter of the mouthpiece?
BEST ANSWER: This is a 5 inch mouth piece.
Thank you for your quick reply Kimberly, however I am inquiring about the diameter (the thickness to the bit) how many millimeter or inches thick is the mouthpiece? Want to may sure it’s show legal before I purchase
BEST ANSWER: This is a 5 inch mouth piece.
Thank you for your quick reply Kimberly, however I am inquiring about the diameter (the thickness to the bit) how many millimeter or inches thick is the mouthpiece? Want to may sure it’s show legal before I purchase
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Is this considered a dogbone?
A shopper
on Nov 20, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I guess so. I googled it and it seems that the term "dog-bone" has been placed on anything that is a three part mouth piece. I've always called it a "three part mouth piece". Good luck.
BEST ANSWER: I guess so. I googled it and it seems that the term "dog-bone" has been placed on anything that is a three part mouth piece. I've always called it a "three part mouth piece". Good luck.
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how many mm thick is the bit?
A shopper
on Dec 3, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The roller is about 5/8" dia X 3/4" long
BEST ANSWER: The roller is about 5/8" dia X 3/4" long
The copper roller is 15mm
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how do i know what size bit to get for my TWH mare?
A shopper
on Oct 13, 2014
BEST ANSWER: Bit size varies quite a bit within breeds. 5" bits are kind of the "medium" size of the horse bit world, and it can be difficult to find sizes like 5 1/4". However, it is important to find your horse's correct bit size to prevent pinching and other issues. Here is an article from Dover that explains bit sizing in detail. I'm not allowed to post links to outside sites, but search for "horse bit sizing" and it will pull up good articles on ways you can easily do it yourself.
BEST ANSWER: Bit size varies quite a bit within breeds. 5" bits are kind of the "medium" size of the horse bit world, and it can be difficult to find sizes like 5 1/4". However, it is important to find your horse's correct bit size to prevent pinching and other issues. Here is an article from Dover that explains bit sizing in detail. I'm not allowed to post links to outside sites, but search for "horse bit sizing" and it will pull up good articles on ways you can easily do it yourself.
Measure the width of the mouth, either with a dowel stick or string to both sides of a relaxed mouth and then add 1/8th to 1/4 of an inch to both sides and that total sum can give you approximately the size you need. To large and it slides thru the mouth and you loose the connection with either your inside or outside rein and to tight is uncomfortable for the horse. For future reference, when measuring for a loose ring bit add 1/2 inch to both sides, to avoid pinching.
The best way is to measure your horse's mouth - take a string or rope and put it in your horse's mouth, where the bit would go, over the bars. Measure the rope from the horse's outside lips to outside lips. You can make this easy by using a white cotton rope and marking it on each side with a marker. Generally, you want the bit to fit pretty closely to that. Most regular sized horses seem to need 5" bits, but it is good to be sure and measure.
Try a Google search on "how to measure for a bit size" and you should find plenty of articles that will tell you how to do it. I found a good one on About dot com.
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