Stainless Steel 3 3/8" Medium Dee with Hooks, MB 33 Low Medium Wide Ported Barrel, Level 3

The MB 33 is the mildest Myler mouthpiece in terms of tongue pressure. The generously wide port allows room for the tongue to pass almost completely under the bit. Because this mouthpiece does not rotate onto the tongue and the port is wide, it applies little to no tongue pressure, working primarily off the lips and bars. The port on this mouthpiece is only 1 ½" high, so it will apply little to no palate pressure. Because the MB 33 offers such a high degree of tongue relief, the horse that goes well in this mouthpiece has a trustworthy and consistent disposition and is trained to work off the leg and seat as well as the hands.

• Independent Side Movement
• Stainless Steel Mouthpiece
• Curved Mouthpiece
• Copper Inlay
• NOT Dressage Legal
• Does not rotate onto the tongue
• Offers a high degree of tongue relief
• Allows room for the tongue to pass almost completely
• Applies little to no tongue pressure
• Will apply little to no palate pressure
• The port is is only 1 ½" high

**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.**

Notes: The hooks make this a much more versatile version of the dee without hooks. Attaching the headstall to the top hook holds the bit in the correct position instead of allowing it to slide around the bridle cheekpieces. Attaching the reins to the rein hooks allows the rider to lift the cheek and use the Independent Side Movement™ of the mouthpiece. Using the hooks does not add leverage but allows the rider to transition from a direct rein action to indirect action without changing the bit. Adding a curb strap (using a Myler curb strap kit) incorporates curb pressure. Curb pressure is recommended for ported mouthpieces.

Size: 3 3/8" dee

Action: Direct rein action when reins are not attached through rein hook. Indirect rein action when the rein is fixed on the rein hook.

Discipline: Primarily English

Degree of Leverage: Little to no leverage when the hooks are used