Metalab ALUMINUM MEDIUM PORT BIT
MetaLab port bit – aluminum
- Level: 2 (manufacturer scale 1–5)
- Finish: aluminum
- Mouthpiece: 5" (≈ 12.7 cm) medium port
MetaLab Aluminum Medium Port Bit – a port bit by MetaLab for western horses. Finish: aluminum.
Why this MetaLab bit?
The bit has a mouthpiece with a port for clear, reliable aids. The shank determines the leverage of the aids. MetaLab grades its bits and spurs by level (1–5), which helps you choose the right action – if in doubt, we are happy to advise you. All dimensions and materials are in the list. Copper and sweet iron are classic mouthpiece materials in western bits.
Key facts
- Level: 2 (manufacturer scale 1–5)
- Finish: aluminum
- Mouthpiece: 5" (≈ 12.7 cm) medium port
- Cheekpiece: 8-1/4" (≈ 21.0 cm) long shank
Our tip
A bit is only as fine as the hand that guides it. Have your horse's teeth and mouth checked regularly and choose level and mouthpiece to suit training and mouth.
Good to know
Mind the mouth width when buying (mouthpiece length in the list).
| Manufacturer | Partrade | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Postal address | 3801 Commerce Drive Kinston, NC 28504 USA | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Contact | customerservice@partrade.net | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Responsible person in the EU | Bergemann & Braun GbR Steller Heide 9 28790 Schwanewede E-Mail: info@equisportproducts.de | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Product identification | RB_109-092 | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Safety information & warnings | Risk assessment category: Bits and accessories
1 = very low / 2 = low / 3 = moderate Risk assessment: low risk – a simple product description is sufficient. Warnings (1*) Please check the function of the bit before every ride. This is for your safety and the safety of your horse (2*) Not suitable for children under 6 years or only under adult supervision - risk of injury (3*) If your horse is prone to allergic reactions, e.g. to copper or nickel, we recommend seeking advice from a vet or equine dentist. (4*) Durability depends on the type and frequency of use |
