METALAB Elite 3-Piece Ring Elevators Bit 14 mm Chopsticks, Straight with Roller

The METALAB Elite Bit for elevators combines full-cheek laterals with a 3-piece straight mouthpiece and rolling center piece. Made of stainless steel, it offers lateral stability, precise steering and a comfortable contact that promotes relaxation through the center roller. Ideal for young horses, in re-education or those who need clear references in turns and transitions.

Key characteristics

• Type: Bit with risers and sticks (full-cheek) 3-piece.
• Mouthpiece: Straight segmented with rolling center piece (roller).
• Nozzle thickness: 14 mm (finer aids with good contact).
• Material: stainless steel (durable, hygienic and corrosion resistant).
• Action:
  • Sticks improve control and lateral guidance.
  • Straight mouthpiece distributes pressure evenly over the tongue.
  • The central roller promotes chewing and salivation, helping to relax the jaw.
• Stability: the elevators allow the Bit to be fixed to the noseband/jaw pads to keep it more still in the mouth.

Benefits

• Direction and placement: excellent help in curves and lateral work; prevents the horse from slipping out of the shoulder.
• Comfortable contact: no nutcracker effect; more even pressure.
• Educational and versatile: suitable for basic dressage, jumping and daily work in the arena or outdoors.

Specifications

• Make/Model: METALAB Elite.
• Construction: 3 pieces with central roller.
• Thickness: 14 mm.
• Sides: sticks (full-cheek), with the option of elevators.
• Material: stainless steel.
• Finish: polished, easy to clean.

Adjustment and care

• Height: adjust for 12 smooth creases at the corner.
• Elevators: set without overtightening; their function is to stabilize the bit, not to exert leverage.
• Checking: check that the roller turns freely and that there are no sharp edges at the joints.
• Maintenance: rinse after each use and dry; disinfect periodically.

Note

• The choice of the thickness (14) mm and the straight design with roller make it a balanced choice between sensitivity and comfort; always consider the conformation of the mouth and the level of the binomial.