Nathe Stang W. Port - 15mm

Nathe Dressage Bit with Tongue Port (W. Port) – 15 mm ⚖️ Extremely friendly, ultra-thin, and anatomical – for subtle control in bit & bridle The Nathe dressage bit with tongue port (W. Port) is designed for riders who strive for precision and softness in double bridle use. The narrow mouthpiece of only 15 mm thick ensures a comfortable fit, even for horses with limited space in the mouth. The tongue port gives the tongue more freedom, allowing the horse to relax better and the pressure to be distributed more evenly. What makes this Nathe bit so special? Tongue port (W. Port) – Anatomically shaped tongue freedom, ideal for horses with a thick tongue or low palate – Prevents excessive pressure on the tongue and promotes relaxation – Ensures a more stable and softer contact Very narrow bit thickness – 15 mm – Comfortable in combination with a curb bit – Prevents the mouth from becoming "too full," especially in smaller or finely built horses Soft, hypoallergenic plastic – Latex-free, tasteless, and temperature-neutral – Is excellently accepted by sensitive horses – Lightly flexible, but with a stainless steel core for safety Stylish and stable levers – For controlled leverage via the curb chain – Suitable for double bridle use Technical specifications: Mouthpiece: Straight, with W-shaped tongue port Mouthpiece thickness: 15 mm Material: Flexible, hypoallergenic plastic with stainless steel core Side pieces: Dressage bit with bit arms and curb chain hooks Available sizes: 125 mm, 135 mm, 145 mm (depending on stock) Only suitable for use in combination with a curb bit and double bridle. Preferably under the guidance of a bit fitter or trainer. Ideal for: Sensitive horses in Z-dressage or higher Horses with limited space in the mouth or thick tongue Combinations striving for a soft, refined connection Riders who want to combine comfort, anatomy, and control in harmony The Nathe bit with tongue port and 15 mm thickness is the ultimate choice for dressage riders who want to bring together anatomical softness and performance orientation – with respect for the horse.