We only consider bit buy-back offers in exchange for purchase vouchers for bits in good condition. Our proposal takes into account our stock of used bits and the bit concerned. For reasons of hygiene, we do not buy leather or textile bits. The value is always lower than what you could resell the bit for yourself, but has the advantage of being immadiate and with no resale conditions. 

Do you know the funnel approach ? That's how we usually work to determine the most suitable bit. You need to be attentive to the various signals your horse might emit, which could help determine his sensitivities. Does he shake his head? Does he rest on his bit? We explain everything in our Advice section. 

The bridle should fit your horse's head, neither too tightly nor too loosely. The headpiece should not press on the nape of the neck or the base of the ears, the cheek pieces should be symmetrical, the bit should rest comfortably in the mouth without pulling on the corners of the mouth, and the noseband should not compress the airways. Your bridle should not create unpleasant pressure points for your horse, and should be adapted to his physiognomy and sensitivities. To make sure your bridle is right for your horse, we recommend you use a bridle fitter.