Colin Miles Corkscrew

The Colin Miles is a great schooling bit with a wide centre piece creating greater tongue pressure and reducing bar pressure. The rings give the horse something to play with and help keep the horses attention on the bit. This particular joint exerts more pressure than the Control Plate or Elliptical.

Recommended schooling bit, the link is wider than the Buster Roller increasing tongue pressure and lessening bar pressure, but not to underestimate that this is a strong mouth piece.

The Corkscrew mouthpiece is grooved to offer extra control over strong horses. The groove in the mouthpiece causes edges that result in pressure points in the horse’s mouth. The edges amplify pressure on the mouth, especially the bars and tongue, and also act on the lips. This offers the rider more control than a smooth mouthpiece, and can help to prevent the horse from leaning.

Pressure Rating

Sizing

Type

Cheekpiece

Type

Mouthpiece

Sizing

Fixed

2-Break

x+10

Fixed & Loose

2-Break

x+10

Loose

2-Break

x+15

x= Size of horse mouth

Functionality

The Colin Miles creates pressure across the tongue due to the individual rotating rings as the center component concentrating pressure on a small surface area. Pressure descends onto the bars and due to the mouthpiece being a double break, it will create a squeeze on the bars – the corkscrew will emphasize this squeeze on the bars and apply greater pressure on the bars . The Colin Miles is available in Sweet Iron. The Sweet Iron material was chosen as a metal option as it oxidizes. Oxidization encourages salivation and acceptance of the mouthpiece. The double break, Colin Miles Corkscrew, is a broken mouthpiece and will take the shape of the horses mouth.

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Product Care

Wash and dry bit after every use, store in a dry area.

Specializations

The Corkscrew mouthpiece is grooved to offer extra control over strong horses. The groove in the mouthpiece causes edges that result in pressure points in the horse's mouth. The edges amplify pressure on the mouth, especially the bars and tongue, and also act on the lips. This offers the rider more control than a smooth mouthpiece, and can help to prevent the horse from leaning.

Warnings

Oxidization
Moving Parts Wear

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