Transform your horse’s responsiveness with a bit that balances authoritative clarity with ergonomic comfort. The Myler Western Dee Twisted Snaffle is the ultimate tool for riders seeking to refine their communication and encourage a soft, willing mouth in green or dull horses.

Engineered with the signature Myler Level 1 philosophy, this bit combines high-quality stainless steel with a cold-rolled Sweet Iron mouthpiece. The curved design mirrors the natural anatomy of the horse's mouth, distributing pressure across the tongue to prevent the painful "nutcracker" pinching of traditional snaffles, while the twisted texture provides the precise feedback needed for effective foundation training and corrective work.

Key Features & Specifications:

• 5-Inch Sweet Iron Mouthpiece: Naturally oxidizes to create a sweet taste that encourages salivation, relaxation, and better bit acceptance.
• Twisted Snaffle Texture: Delivers a more direct and effective signal than smooth bits, providing the necessary "reset" for horses that have become heavy or dull in the hand.
• Myler Level 1 Design: Ideal for young prospects and green horses, focusing on gentle tongue pressure to teach basic commands and encourage a soft poll.
• Western Dee Cheekpiece: Offers exceptional lateral control and stability, ensuring the bit stays perfectly positioned while preventing it from being pulled through the mouth.
• MB 09T Mouthpiece Profile: Features a curved "U" shape rather than a "V," protecting the bars and lips from pinching while allowing the horse to swallow more easily.
• Durable Hybrid Construction: Combines the longevity of stainless steel cheeks with the performance-driven benefits of a Sweet Iron mouthpiece.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How do I know if the 5-inch Myler bit will fit my horse correctly?
A: Myler bits follow a unique "Oversize Rule" where they are manufactured approximately 1/8" larger than advertised (measuring ~5 1/8") to provide necessary side clearance. When fitted, you should see 1/8" to 1/4" of the mouthpiece on either side of the lips; if it sits flush, the bit is too small.

Q: Is the twisted mouthpiece too harsh for a horse in early training?
A: Not when used correctly. While the twisted design provides more authoritative pressure points than a smooth snaffle, the Myler design utilizes a curved mouthpiece to distribute that pressure humanely. It is intended to provide "clear communication, not harshness," helping green horses understand cues without the need for heavy-handed pulling.

Item Number/SKU: 89-18075