Trust Bits

The Loose Ring has loose rings that move freely through the mouthpiece. Because of this, rein aids are conveyed less directly than when the rings a...

The Loose Ring has loose rings that move freely through the mouthpiece. Because of this, rein aids are conveyed less directly than when the rings a...

The Weymouth fixed is used together with a bradoon, the so-called double bridle. The Weymouth is a cheekpiece with leverage effect. For this combin...

The Baby Weymouth non-fixed is used together with bradoon, so you get a double bridle. The Baby Weymouth is a cheekpiece with less leverage effect ...

The Baby Weymouth non-fixed is used together with bradoon, so you get a double bridle. The Baby Weymouth is a cheekpiece with less leverage effect ...

A 2.5-ring cheekpiece is a milder version of a 3-ring (Pessoa) cheekpiece. This cheekpiece can be used to create a leverage effect. The lower the r...

A 2,5 Eggbutt cheekpiece is a milder version of a 3 rings (Pessoa) cheekpiece. With this cheekpiece, a leverage effect can be created. The lower th...

The Pelham is a cheekpiece with combined leverage on the poll, just behind the ears, and the chin. It can be used with one or two reins, but if you...

The Baby Pelham is a cheekpiece with combined leverage on the poll, just behind the ears, and the chin. It can be used with one or two reins, but i...

The Pelham is a cheekpiece with combined leverage on the poll, just behind the ears, and the chin. It can be used with one or two reins, but if you...

The Hackamore Combi short cheekpiece is a combination of a Hackamore with a bit. The Hackamore Combi distributes the pressure over the mouth and no...

The Loose Ring Gag is a loose ring with two small rings for the gag cheeks. It encourages the horse to keep its head up. The pressure points are on...

The Curbgag is a combination of the Pelham and the Loose ring Gag. A Curbgag is oose ring with two small holes on each side for the leather curb st...

The D-ring cheekpiece consists of two rings that are shaped like a D. As the rings cannot move back and forth, this cheekpiece offers more stabilit...

The Loose Ring has loose rings that move freely through the mouthpiece. Because of this, rein aids are conveyed less directly than when the rings a...

The Eggbutt to be the simplest and most common cheekpiece. The rings do not move up and down, resulting in a more stable position in the mouth and ...

The Beval is a cheekpiece with loose rings featuring two small half rings on the inside, offering the option for slight leverage. The bridle cheekp...

A 2.5-ring cheekpiece is a milder version of a 3-ring (Pessoa) cheekpiece. This cheekpiece can be used to create a leverage effect. The lower the r...

The Hackamore Combi long cheekpiece is a combination of a Hackamore with a bit. This cheekpiece divides the pressure over the mouth and nose. Becau...

The Loose Ring Gag is a loose ring with two small rings for the gag cheeks. It encourages the horse to keep its head up. The pressure points are on...

The Eggbutt Gag has a fixed ring with two small rings for the gag cheeks. It encourages the horse to keep its head up. Due to the fixed rings, the ...

The Curbgag is a combination of the Pelham and the Loose ring Gag. A Curbgag is a loose ring with two small holes on each side for the leather curb...

The Baby Pelham is a cheekpiece with combined leverage on the poll, just behind the ears, and the chin. It can be used with one or two reins, but i...

The Loose Ring has loose rings that move freely through the mouthpiece. Because of this, rein aids are conveyed less directly than when the rings a...

The Swivel is a cheekpiece with loose rings featuring two small half rings on the inside, connected by a vertical rod. The mouthpiece is attached t...

The Baby Pelham is a cheekpiece with combined leverage on the poll, just behind the ears, and the chin. It can be used with one or two reins, but i...

The Pelham is a cheekpiece with combined leverage on the poll, just behind the ears, and the chin. It can be used with one or two reins, but if you...

The Baby Pelham is a cheekpiece with combined leverage on the poll, just behind the ears, and the chin. It can be used with one or two reins, but i...

The Baby Pelham is a cheekpiece with combined leverage on the poll, just behind the ears, and the chin. It can be used with one or two reins, but i...

The Loose Ring has loose rings that move freely through the mouthpiece. Because of this, rein aids are conveyed less directly than when the rings a...

The Loose Ring has loose rings that move freely through the mouthpiece. Because of this, rein aids are conveyed less directly than when the rings a...

The Hackamore Combi long cheekpiece is a combination of a Hackamore with a bit. This cheekpiece divides the pressure over the mouth and nose. Becau...

The Loose Ring Gag is a loose ring with two small rings for the gag cheeks. It encourages the horse to keep its head up. The pressure points are on...

The Loose Ring Gag is a loose ring with two small rings for the gag cheeks. It encourages the horse to keep its head up. The pressure points are on...

The Curbgag is a combination of the Pelham and the Loose ring Gag. A Curbgag is a loose ring with two small holes on each side for the leather curb...

The Full Cheek Gag has two vertical rods on a fixed ring. These straight bars (toggles) provide more side pressure (against the cheek), making stee...

The Eggbud Gag has a fixed ring with two small rings for the gag cheeks. It encourages the horse to keep its head up. Due to the fixed rings, the r...

The Curbgag is a combination of the Pelham and the Loose ring Gag. A Curbgag is a loose ring with two small holes on each side for the leather curb...

The Curbgag is a combination of the Pelham and the Loose ring Gag. A Curbgag is a loose ring with two small holes on each side for the leather curb...

The Eggbutt cheekpiece to be the most simple and common. The rings do not move up and down, resulting in a more stable position in the mouth and mo...

The Eggbutt cheekpiece to be the most simple and common. The rings do not move up and down, resulting in a more stable position in the mouth and mo...