Equimaster Horse Bits

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Horse Bits for English, Western and Driving Disciplines

The bit is the part of the bridle that sits in the horse's mouth, so its design affects both communication and comfort. Snaffles, Baucher bits and curb bits each work differently, and a bit that suits one horse and rider may not suit another. Our horse bits collection brings together snaffles, Baucher and roller mouth bits, curb bits and Western shank bits in sweet iron, stainless steel and copper-mouth designs for riders, trainers, stables and tack buyers who want clearly described bits at clear prices. Whether you are fitting out a new bridle or replacing a worn bit, you can compare each design and choose what suits your horse and your discipline.

Types of Horse Bits We Offer

Snaffle bits. The range includes D-ring, full cheek, loose ring and Dee ring snaffles. Mouthpieces include single-jointed, double-jointed, three-key, copper lozenge and copper roller designs, and some are made in sweet iron.

Baucher and roller mouth bits. The Baucher range includes straight bar, single-joint stainless steel, hanging cheek snaffle and roller mouth versions.

Curb and shank bits. The range includes Liverpool driving bits, silver and gold jointed slotted shank curbs, ported Western shank curb bits and a slotted shank correction curb bit.

Western bits. Gold three-ring and short shank bits, a swivel loose flat cheek bit and a buffed black sweet iron jointed curb bit suit Western riding.

Other tack. The range also includes aluminum tread stirrup irons.

Why Bit Quality Matters

A bit sits against sensitive tissue, so a smooth finish, well-finished joints and a secure ring or shank are essential. Rough edges, loose joints or worn parts can cause discomfort and spoil communication. Check the specifications on each product page carefully, since mouthpiece sizes and options vary. Every horse's mouth is different, so ask an experienced trainer, vet or equine dental professional if you are unsure about fit. After each ride, clean the bit and inspect it for wear.

How to Choose the Right Bit

  • Discipline: Choose English, Western or driving styles to match how you ride.
  • Mouthpiece: Single-jointed, double-jointed and straight designs act differently, so match them to your horse's training.
  • Cheek design: Loose ring, D-ring, full cheek and shank styles change how the bit sits and moves.
  • Size: Measure your horse's mouth and check available sizes on each listing before ordering.

Inspect each bit before every ride, and replace any bit that is bent, rough or worn, since damaged bits never stay in use.

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Ordering from Peak Surgicals

We ship worldwide, and orders above $99 qualify for free shipping. See our shipping policy for details. Not sure which bit suits your needs? Contact our team and we will help you choose.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What types of horse bits do you offer?

We offer snaffles, Baucher bits, curb bits and Western shank bits. Browse the full horse bits collection to see the available designs.

2. What is the difference between a snaffle and a curb bit?

A snaffle acts directly on the mouth through its rings, while a curb bit uses shanks and leverage. Choose based on your discipline and your horse's training.

3. How do I choose the right bit size?

Measure your horse's mouth and check the sizes listed on each product page. If you are unsure, ask an experienced trainer or equine professional.

4. How should I clean and care for a bit?

Rinse it after each ride, dry it and inspect it for rough spots, bends or worn joints. Replace any bit that is damaged.

5. Do you ship internationally, and is shipping free?

Yes, we ship worldwide, and orders above $99 qualify for free shipping. Delivery details are in our shipping policy