Olive bits

Ideal for wrapping the bit and for creating any rubber padding. Very simple, self-adhesive, no particular taste.

Flat-ringed bits and big twisted guns.

"Anatomic" bits The special conception of this double-jointed mouthpiece with a solid elliptical link fits perfectly the horse mouth conformation. The elliptical shape respects the palate form and avoids injuries and pinches due to a single-jointed bit. It improves the comfort of the horse and your hand is more precise because without trouble. Stainless steel. Double-jointed hollow mouthpiece with medium thickness (18 mm) and anatomic link. 75 mm rings.

This Beris olive bit provides a stable lateral hold in the horse's mouth and the shape of the barrel avoids lateral pinches

Beris Gebisse's olive-headed bit is ideally placed in the horse's mouth and is very pleasant to wear thanks to a slight bulge. How to use it: The olive-head bit has an optimum effect on the tongue and lower jaw thanks to its perfect shape and the pressure it exerts on the bridle. The subtle shaping of the middle part prevents the lips from getting stuck and offers a good lateral hold. The bit is supplied in a soft design. Material: The Beris bits are made of noble materials that do not get damaged when bitten by the horse, which guarantees optimum safety and comfort. The bits are therefore very durable. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)

Stainless steel. With flat rings thin (16 mm) and solid copper mouthpiece. Rubber, copper, resin, flexi or leather-covered bits can be damaged quickly depending on the teeth of your horse.

In "Cyprium" and double jointed.

This broken Spanish bit with passes can be used with horses that have a lot of natural impulse.

Leather-lined bit with big guns. The leather bit allows a softer contact for sensitive horses that fear steel. They promote relaxation and salivation. Some horses that are no longer fixed on the bit can bite it and thus deform it.

Sprenger's Weymouth carbon bit with its robust carbon straight barrel is specially designed for horses sensitive to the pressure of a broken bit.

The French link in this bit means pressure is applied to both sides of the tongue.