Nicole Hard Rubber bit Mouthpiece

Nicole Hard Rubber Bit – Designed for Comfort, Built for Performance
Give your horse the comfort it deserves with the Nicole Hard Rubber Bit – a modern solution for riders seeking gentle, yet clear, communication.

This mouthpiece is slightly thinner in the middle, allowing for a gentler fit on the tongue without excessive pressure on the bars or palate. The shape, combined with the gentle material, makes this bit a suitable option for horses with sensitive bars and palate who can be worried in the mouth, and throw their head up when you take the reins. This mouthpiece is suitable for a wide range of horses.

Material
Crafted from premium TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane), this bit combines the softness of rubber with the strength and durability needed for everyday riding. TPU is known for its exceptional flexibility, durability, and horse-safe properties, making it ideal for sensitive-mouthed horses and those needing a steadier contact.

Why TPU?
* Gentle on the Mouth – Soft, rubber-like feel that encourages relaxation and trust.
* Highly Durable – Resists wear, cracking, and moisture for long-lasting use.
* Safe & Non-toxic – TPU is hygienic, easy to clean, and free from harmful chemicals.

Tailored to Your Horse’s Needs

Two Hardness Levels:
* Soft (light green color) – for young or sensitive horses who benefit from a milder feel.
* Hard (dark green color) – for horses needing clearer signals with slightly more structure.

Two Thickness Options:
Choose the ideal thickness for your horse’s mouth conformation and riding style.

Whether you're developing a young horse or refining the connection with an experienced partner, the Nicole Hard Rubber Bit supports a softer contact, better communication, and total comfort – every ride, every time.

NOTE! The TPU material is more durable than most rubber bits, but it can still show marks from the teeth of horses that chew excessively on the bit. The bit is therefore not covered by warranty or right of complaint if the damage has occurred due to the horse biting the bit.