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Bomber Blue Gag (POLO)
Bomber Blue Gag The Bomber Blue Gag is a unique bit, which produces amazing results for the majority of horses. Ported for tongue relief and very light, can be made with your choice of cheek piece. The Big Ring Gag is stronger than the usual Loose Ring and Eggbutt as the ropes going through the rings create leverage which will exert more pressure through the mouthpiece whilst at the same time...
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Bombers Blue Swivel Pelham Polo
Bombers Blue Swivel Pelham Polo The Bombers Blue Pelham Polo is a unique bit, which produces amazing results for the majority of horses. Ported for tongue relief and very light, can be made with your choice of cheek piece. The Pelham has attachments for two reins, one near the mouthpiece and one at the end of the shank. These reins have similar action to the curb and bradoon...
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Our MD Stephen Biddlecombe writes for Polo Times magazine, and here, recommends the Bombers Blue 3-ring
May Polo Times magazine: My 5 year old TB mare is constantly chewing and playing with her bit. She leans on it for leverage, and carries her head low most of the time. I currently play her in a single-jointed, big polo ring gag; she does not use her hindquarters well to stop, and tends to stop forward, and on the forehand. (Although that may be due to...
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DC Dressage Bomber-Blue Swivel
DC Dressage Bomber Blue Swivel Bombers DC Dressage Bomber-Blue Swivel is designed to release as many pressure points as possible. As a result it creates a safe, comfortable communication. The reins are attached to the large dee, which swings open independently of the cheekpiece. In addition, the Mouthpiece is fixed to the cheekpiece with a solid surface area to encourage flexion. The key feature of the cheek pieces...
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Bombers Blue Curbgag
Bombers Blue Curbgag The Bombers Blue Curbgag uses the concept of a Rope gag but instead of applying poll pressure, it is used to apply curb pressure from the second/bottom rein. Although poll pressure is not totally removed as there is a similar action to the Ring or Drop Cheek on the bit/top rein. It is supplied with curb strap. The Bomber Blue is a unique bit which...
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Bombers Blue Kimblewick
Bombers Bit Bombers Blue Kimblewick The Bombers Blue Kimblewick is a unique bit, which produces amazing results for the majority of horses. Furthermore, the bit is ported for tongue relief and very light, can be made with your choice of cheek piece. As with the Pelham, the action of the Kimblewick is dependent upon the position of the riders’ hands. If the hands are lowered prior to pressure being applied to the...
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Bombers Blue Loose Ring
Bombers Blue Loose Ring The Bombers Blue Loose Ring by Bombers Bits is a unique bit and as a result produces amazing results for the majority of horses. Ported for tongue relief and very light, can be made with your choice of cheek piece. The lightweight rubber nylon compound Bombers Blue mouthpiece from Bombers Bits is ported for tongue relief. This reduces tongue pressure, while applying pressure to the...
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Bombers Blue 3-Ring (POLO)
Bombers Bit Blue 3-Ring The Bombers Blue 3-Ring is a unique bit, and as a result produces amazing results for the majority of horses. Furthmore, the bit is Ported for tongue relief ,and very light. In addition, the bit can be made with your choice of cheek piece. A Ring cheek piece introduces poll pressure as well creating leverage on the mouthpiece. The 3 Ring is our most popular...
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Bombers Blue Pelham (POLO)
Bombers Blue Pelham Polo The Bombers Blue Pelham Polo is a unique bit, which produces amazing results for the majority of horses. Ported for tongue relief and very light, can be made with your choice of cheek piece. The Pelham has attachments for two reins, one near the mouthpiece and one at the end of the shank. These reins have similar action to the curb and bradoon reins in...
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The Bombers Kimblewick range from WWT
Part of the Pelham family, the Kimblewick bit is used with one rein. It is said to have been developed from a Spanish bit by the world famous saddler Lieutenant Colonel F.E. Gibson, for Phil Oliver, who lived in the village of Kimblewick, in the Chilterns. According to equestrian writer and editor Elwyn Hartley Edwards in his book ‘Saddlery’, other loriners copied the design and called the bit...
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