Anyone ever used these bits? I've seen them on fb and ppl go crazy over them. Are they really worth $100? I have a mare that drops really hard in turns. Hard to get a clean run. I've yet to find a bit that gives me enough lift. Would this work?
Posted 2016-05-31 8:03 PM Subject: RE: NO HIT BIT??
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Posts: 509
They go high and the Dave Elliot bits.i have one on order it's 150.new and the used one i seen on bit auction went for 209. I have to wait a month , if i don't like it i guess I'll sell it on face book
Posted 2016-05-31 8:47 PM Subject: RE: NO HIT BIT??
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Posts: 141 Location: College Station, TX
I bought one mostly out of curiosity. I went into it not really expecting to like it much, I am used to riding in mostly O rings and a lot of times feel like my hands just don't "work" with lots of other bits that well. I LOVE it. I was really worried about spending the money (I went all in and had Lauren bead a headstall for me too for it) and I've been thinking about getting another one.
However... I think there are lots of very similar bits with the same effect that are priced better. Being the bit hoarder that I am I just had to have one.
Posted 2016-06-02 8:13 PM Subject: RE: NO HIT BIT??
Off the Wall Wacky
Posts: 2981 Location: Louisiana
I absolutely love mine. They promote bend and flex. I tell people it's like a hyped up draw bit lol. As for the price...the workmanship is great, very smooth and should last forever. And great customer service to boot. I was very pleased as soon as I opened the box :) I went with the small square port with twisted sides. It's a super low port. One day I'd like to get the smooth dogbone also.
I love my draw bits, but theirs one just has a different "feel", even though it's a very similar action.
Posted 2016-06-03 7:28 AM Subject: RE: NO HIT BIT??
I Want a "MAN"
Posts: 3610 Location: MD
I like mine a lot too. I had one horse that was scared of it but I think it was just how high the cheeks were because its not a very harsh bit at all. I have the smooth broken mouth piece.
Posted 2016-06-07 12:25 PM Subject: RE: NO HIT BIT??
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Posts: 162 Location: Texas...where dreams come true
I love mine! I have a mare that hates running in bits and likes to kind of flip her head and fight. I put the no hit on her and it was a completely different horse. I love it and recomend them!
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