Korsteel Solid Rubber Mouth Bit

Great price! Excellent for young horses to prevent head wagging. Just got our best Dressage score using this bit!

Nice soft flexible bit

I don't normally ride with bits, but when absolutely necessary, these are the softest one I have found. They do the least amount of harm.

I use these rubber bits to drive my pony in. He responds really well to them.

When I ordered this bit, the description advertised it as a hard, solid rubber mouth. It is not; it is a very flexible (e.g., can bend it nearly in half), soft rubber, hollow mouth. That said, this has been a great bit to use to develop softness, even with very strong horses. A good choice for horses with sensitive or uneducated mouths, for horses that don't appreciate palate pressure, and for horses that don't use both sides of their body equally. Also a good choice for riders who need to work on making their hands softer and more forgiving.

Durability: 5

This is the best little bit and is growing hard to find! So glad State Line still carries it!

Durability: 5

I had one of these bits that lasted for 20 years when I was a professional trainer/breeder/judge. I finally pitched it when the rubber dried out, but it worked for dozens of horses.This bit lasted 15 minutes. I put it on a headstall, got on the horse, and 15 minutes changed to a hackamore. He had chewed completely through the bit on both sides exposing the center chain.Great tool if your horse doesn't chew...

My horse really didn't like the taste. Its ruber so of coarse it taste like tires. Over all a good product for young horses

Discription says solid rubber, it is not. Used it once and my horse bit thru it in two places showing it as hollow core. Would not recommend this product.

great first bit for starting. wont hurt their mouth or hit and hurt their teeth when your taking it out. i dont ride in it but i use it to just get them use to the bit and the horses dont mind it.

great first bit for starting. wont hurt their mouth or hit and hurt their teeth when your taking it out. i dont ride in it but i use it to just get them use to the bit and the horses dont mind it.