Bits Posted by Maciek Sobótka October 1, 2026 The Stainless Steel Bit – Why Is It Still Number 1? Why stainless steel bits remain the number 1 choice among professionals and amateurs. Continue reading
Bits Posted by Maciek Sobótka September 3, 2026 The Continental Gag (Pessoa) – How Does a Bit With Many Rings Work? How the continental gag (Pessoa) works – three levels of leverage and a lifting effect. Continue reading
Bits Posted by Maciek Sobótka September 3, 2026 When to Switch to a Pelham? Signs Your Horse Needs More Control Three signs your horse needs a Pelham – more control without a constant fight. Continue reading
Bits Posted by Maciek Sobótka October 1, 2026 The Mullen Mouth Bit – Why Is Stability the Key to Calmness? Why a mullen mouth bit can be a relief for a horse restless in the mouth. Continue reading
Bits Posted by Maciek Sobótka September 3, 2026 The Full Cheek Bit – Why Is It the „King of Steering”? Why the full cheek bit is considered unbeatable for steering precision. Continue reading
Bits Posted by Maciek Sobótka September 3, 2026 Why Is an Egg-Butt Bit the Best Choice for a Young Horse? Why an egg-butt bit is the best choice for a young horse's first steps under saddle. Continue reading
Bits Posted by Maciek Sobótka September 27, 2026 Argentan or Stainless Steel? Choosing the Material of a Liverpool Bit Argentan or stainless steel? How to choose the material of a Liverpool driving bit. Continue reading
Bits Posted by Maciek Sobótka September 3, 2026 A Hollow or Solid Bit? Why Does the Weight of the Bit Matter? Hollow vs solid bit – why the weight of the bit drastically changes how the horse carries it. Continue reading
Bits Posted by Maciek Sobótka October 1, 2026 Single- or Double-Jointed Bit? Choose the Best One for Your Horse Single- vs double-jointed bit – the mechanics of both, so you can make an informed choice. Continue reading
Bits Posted by Maciek Sobótka September 3, 2026 D-Ring or Loose Ring? Learn the Differences in How Bit Rings Work D-ring vs loose ring – how the shape of the bit rings affects your contact with the horse. Continue reading