Stainless steel with low ported mouth. Referred to as the "Kimberwick" in the USA and sometimes known as a "Spanish Snaffle".
As with pelhams and weymouth bits, the bridle cheek pieces are attached by the eye at the top of the bit to produce a more direct poll action. The slotted cheeks allow the rider to alter the rein position to increase or reduce the curb action.
This model has a ported mouthpiece, which allows more room for the horse's tongue and acts on the bars of the mouth. It comes complete with a double link curb chain.
