If in doubt about the correct bit choice, consult a bit fitter or instructor.

Regularly check the corners of your horse's mouth and its behaviour to see if the bit fits.

Rinse the bit after each ride and check it for wear or sharp edges.

For whom?

For riders looking for a bit that suits their horse's mouth and needs.

When do you use this?

During training and, if permitted by regulations, in competition.

For which horses?

The right bit choice depends on your horse's mouth conformation and preference; if in doubt, ask for advice.

When is an alternative better?

If your horse does not respond well to this mouthpiece, consult a bit fitter about alternatives.

Attach the bit to the bridle and adjust the height so that it rests gently in the corners of the mouth, without creating wrinkles or hanging too low. Rinse the bit after each ride.

Which size should I choose?

Measure your horse's mouth width and consult the size chart.

Is this bit competition legal?

Check the rules of your discipline and federation for certainty.

How do I maintain the bit?

Rinse with water after each ride and regularly check for wear and tear.

How do I know if this bit fits?

Look for relaxed chewing and a quiet contact; if in doubt, ask a bit fitter for advice.

• Eggbutt snaffle.
• Fixed rings that lie quietly and calmly in the mouth. Double jointed with an oval lozenge that distributes pressure evenly over the tongue. Made of a blue sweet iron mouthpiece that oxidizes slightly and, with its sweet taste, promotes chewing and acceptance.
• For fine, honest communication.
• Size according to mouth width (see size chart).