This is a standard bit, available in different materials and well suited for normally sensitive horses. Be careful when accepting the reins too quickly, the bit can stand up in the mouth and press against the palate (nutcracker effect).
Also a standard bit and available in different materials. It is often used for more sensitive horses. Young horses can also get used to it right away and thus be kept sensitive. The double join allows the bit to fit nicely over the tongue.
This bit has a steel core which is coated with tasty plastic. These bits are available single and double jointed, as well as in eggbutt shape. It is especially suitable for horses that are getting used to a bit or that have had bad experiences with bits so far. It is never cold, tastes pleasant and is lightweight.
Both bits stimulate chewing activity and saliva production. Copper tastes pleasant to horses. The individual chain links cause the bit to lie comfortably over the tongue in the mouth. The stimulation by the individual chain links is perceived as very pleasant by many horses.
These bits are also available in different materials. They are used to have a little more and easier control and influence on the horse. If used incorrectly or if the horse raises its head, they can have the exact opposite effect. Therefore, these bits only belong in experienced hands. Depending on which ring the reins are buckled into, there is a leverage effect which is transferred to the horse's mouth via the bit. The leverage is exerted more on the tongue via the lower attachments and more on the mouth via the upper attachments/rings. Bits with a leverage effect should therefore be used with special care.
Double jointed bit
Synthetic bit
Copper bit
roller bit
Chain bit
Plastic bit with flavour
Eggbutt bit
Full cheek snaffle
Double jointed bit
Burch bit
Mullen bit
B-ring bit
3- Ring bit
Pelham
