Korsteel Jointed Eggbutt Bradoon - 5 inches

This bit offers more leverage than a standard snaffle, and its effectiveness is often maximized in a double bridle. It may be better suited for intermediate to advanced riders who have experience with finer control aids or are working with a professional.

The Korsteel Jointed Eggbutt Bradoon has a slimmer mouthpiece and eggbutt rings that keep it more still. Its jointed design creates a nutcracker action that applies pressure on the tongue, roof, and bars, offering more leverage than a simple snaffle.

Yes, this bit can be used on its own, particularly for horses that do not have a lot of room in their mouths or have small, neat heads. It provides more control than a standard loose ring snaffle in these cases.

A bradoon is a type of snaffle bit, often with smaller rings, specifically designed to be used with a curb bit (like a Weymouth) in a double bridle. The bradoon provides a primary contact, while the curb bit offers leverage.

Yes, this bit is listed as dressage legal, making it a suitable option for riders competing in dressage.

Clean the bit with a damp cloth after each use to remove saliva and debris. Store it in a dry place and periodically check for any signs of wear or damage. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

Ensure the bit is the correct size and fitted properly. Allow the horse a transition period to get used to the unique action. Consult a professional equestrian for fitting and training advice.

Verify that the eggbutt rings are properly aligned and not pinching. Ensure the bit is not too large or too small, causing movement that irritates the cheeks.

Confirm the bit is being used appropriately and that the rider's hands are soft. Consider if a different bit type might be more suitable for the horse's specific needs and sensitivity level.