Tack | Aaisha Muhammad

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Curbs and their secret pressure

An overview of curbs and how they apply pressure.

Are loose ring snaffles for beginner riders?

Loose ring snaffles have a rather bad name for beginners. According to many bit sites, it is too ‘loose’ for unstable hands. The reason is quite clear.

Curbs or snaffles? Or both?

Breaking down the differences between two popular bit types, and their respective uses.