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Overview
Schneiders® Low Port Correction Kimberwick
This low port correctional Kimberwick functions as both a direct action and leverage bit by using a curb strap or chain. The correction mouth is designed to apply slight tongue pressure while encouraging the horse to break over at the poll.
- Discourages horses from pulling or putting too much pressure on bit
- Puts pressure on outer lips and bars and rotates onto the tongue
- Rein slots offers leverage options to achieve desired result
- Upper slot increases tongue pressure, lower increases leverage
- Stainless steel mouthpiece and cheeks with swivel port
- Curb hooks and chain are included
- Port height: 1”
- Mouth: 5” or 5 ½”
- Bit diameter: 9mm
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Schneiders
Overall rating: 4.7272725 / 5 from 11 reviews.
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Works great
"Love this bit"
I would trust this product again
"Awesome service! The bit is exactly what I ordered and perfect for what I need it for!"
Useful English Bit
"Purchased for the hunter under saddle and English equitation classes on my Paint. The bit has just enough weight to it, all edges are smooth and the ""dee"" bit rings are a nice size: not too small."
I would buy this again
"Perfect bit for my Arabian hunter pleasure mare."
Great Product!
"This product is perfect for my quarter horse that I show at open shows, just the little bit of correction needed to help maintain a pretty headset."
i would buy again
"nice bit for the $$ - horse is happy with it and all that matters"
Great product! Exactly what I expected.
"Helps with horse who flips tongue and is 4-H show legal."
I would highly recommend this bit!
"Lovely bit, our gelding responds much better, collects without tugging/pulling on his mouth."
Seems to work
"Bought this bit for a horse that pulls with other bits and is always edgy, not wanting to walk. So far, the bit is keeping him calmer, and he is no longer pulling."