Sprenger - Kimblewick bit

• exerts steady and even pressure onto the whole tongue width
• enables precise and effective rein aids due to acting on tongue, poll and lower jaw
• slightly lower lever action in comparison to a Pelham
• suitable for horses that evade rein aids, tend to get strong or dodge downwards and lean on the bit
• offers more control with strong and powerful horses

In its action is the spring bit similar to a pelhams. It can be with one or two reins English style and create pressure on the neck. Due to the use the curb chain is also pressure on the lower jaw. It is clearly the thanks to the shorter in the levers suits that are similar to the D-ring shaped, significantly low and pressure than it's low einzustufen. Due to limitations in photography and the inevitable differences in irreführenden deutschen Bezeichnung nutzen viele Reiter 'to the English name "Kimbl Ewick.