Stop fighting the bit and start communicating with the Myler MB 36, the ultimate solution for horses needing superior tongue relief and a softer, more responsive mouth. This Level 2-3 bit transforms resistance into relaxation by combining ergonomic design with the natural appeal of Sweet Iron to elevate your performance.

Engineered for horses with a solid foundation, the Myler MB 36 features a forward-tilted port that respects the anatomy of the equine mouth, making it a top choice for horses with low palates or large tongues. The meticulous construction focuses on Independent Side Movement, allowing you to deliver nuanced lateral cues that traditional bits simply cannot match, fostering a harmonious partnership between horse and rider.

Key Features & Specifications:

• Forward Tilt Ported Barrel: The unique 45-degree forward tilt provides significant tongue relief (port height approx. 1/4" to 1"), allowing your horse to swallow comfortably and reducing the "nutcracker" effect.
• Sweet Iron & Copper Inlays: The mouthpiece naturally oxidizes to create a sweet taste that, combined with strategically placed copper, stimulates salivation for a moist, relaxed, and accepting mouth.
• Independent Side Movement (ISM): The internal central barrel allows each side of the bit to move independently, enabling precise lateral cues such as lifting a single shoulder without affecting the opposite side.
• Level 2-3 Training Design: Specifically crafted for horses with an established foundation or highly trained horses that require more tongue room to remain soft, focused, and "broke at the poll."
• Flat Shank Leverage: The engineered flat shank provides enhanced leverage and refined control, offering the nuanced communication necessary for Western performance, trail, and transition training.
• Ergonomic Curved Mouthpiece: Designed to wrap gently around the bars and lips, the curved shape prevents pinching and ensures even pressure distribution for maximum comfort.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Q: How do I ensure I am ordering the correct size for a Myler bit?
A: Because Myler bits are ergonomically curved, they should fit wider than a traditional straight bit. We recommend using a wooden dowel to measure the mouth width, rounding up to the nearest half-inch, and ensuring you see 1/8" to 1/4" of the mouthpiece visible on each side of the lips to prevent pinching.

Q: My bit is starting to show signs of rust; is this a defect?
A: Not at all! This is the Sweet Iron material doing exactly what it was designed to do. The oxidation (rusting) creates a sweet taste that horses find highly palatable, which encourages salivation and a more relaxed, "soft" jaw during your ride.

Q: Is the MB 36 suitable for horses with low palates?
A: Yes, the MB 36 is specifically sought after for horses with low palates or large tongues. The forward-tilted port provides the necessary clearance to avoid ceiling pressure, allowing the horse to remain comfortable and willing even under rein engagement.

Item Number/SKU: 89-11368