TPU Soft Mouth Loose Ring Mullen Mouth Bit

TPU Soft Mouth Loose Ring Mullen Mouth Bit

The TPU Soft Mouth Loose Ring Mullen Bit is a modern, horse-friendly bitting option designed to enhance comfort and encourage a more relaxed, responsive way of going. Constructed with a metal core encased in a smooth Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) coating, this bit delivers a firm yet gentle mouthpiece that is kinder on the horse's mouth than bare metal and more durable than traditional rubber-coated designs.

The mullen mouthpiece applies even, consistent pressure across the tongue and bars without any nutcracker action, making it an excellent choice for horses that go better with a steady, non-pinching contact. The loose ring style further encourages natural mouthing and discourages leaning through the hand, promoting lightness and responsiveness. Whether used in everyday training or competition, the high abrasion resistance and shear strength of the TPU coating ensures long-lasting performance. Available in Pony, Cob and Full sizes.

Key Features and Benefits

• TPU-coated metal core, firm and smooth mouthpiece that is kinder than bare metal
• Mullen mouth design provides even, gentle pressure with no nutcracker action
• Loose ring style encourages natural mouthing and discourages leaning
• More durable than traditional rubber coatings, with superior abrasion and shear resistance
• Built for long-lasting use in frequent training and competition environments
• Available in Pony, Cob and Full sizes for a tailored fit

Is This Bit Right for My Horse?

The TPU Loose Ring Mullen is particularly well suited to horses that are sensitive in the mouth, those that prefer a consistent non-moving mouthpiece, or horses being introduced to bitting for the first time. The combination of the mullen mouth and loose ring means pressure is distributed evenly without concentration on a single point, making it a mild and comfortable option for a wide range of horses and disciplines.

Product Details

Please note: Always select the correct size for your horse by measuring the mouth width carefully before purchasing. If you are unsure which bit is right for your horse, consult a qualified equestrian professional or bit fitter. Bits should be regularly inspected for signs of wear and replaced if the coating becomes damaged.