Bombers Williams Mullen

The Williams cheek offers multiple rein connection points, giving you more versatility than a standard loose ring. By attaching your reins to the main ring, you get a traditional loose ring feel, while the bottom ring adds leverage to encourage poll flexion and a lower head carriage.

Yes, the synthetic material is lightweight and warmer than metal, which is often more comfortable for sensitive horses. It also encourages salivation, which can help the horse accept the bit more readily.

The Mullen mouthpiece design provides direct tongue pressure, which is effective for managing stronger horses. Its stability helps prevent drifting, making it a solid choice if you need more control during turns or high-intensity work.

While it is specifically designed for the demands of Polo, the Williams cheek and Mullen mouthpiece combination can be useful in any discipline where you need to manage a strong horse or correct a tendency to drift. However, because it provides direct pressure on the tongue, it is best suited for riders who need that specific type of communication.

Like all synthetic bits, the material is softer than metal and can show wear over time, especially if your horse has a habit of chewing on the bit. It is important to inspect the mouthpiece regularly for any rough edges or signs of damage to ensure your horse's comfort.