Bit By Bit

In this conversation, Farm House Tack and AJR Sport cover the importance of being a quick thinker and making decisions based on what works best for the horse. They also address the use of different types of bits, such as D bits and rubber bits, and the benefits of leather bits.

In this conversation, Michelle Drum and Adam Rittenberg answer listener questions about horse bits. They cover topics such as alternative bit options for hunters, the effects of harsh bits on a horse's mechanics, fitting horses with tricky anatomy, and the two top bits that Adam would choose for all the horses in his barn. The conversation provides insights into the different considerations and options when it comes to choosing the right bit for a horse.

In this episode, Michelle Drum and Adam Rittenberg discuss different types of horse bits and how they work with the horse's anatomy. Using an animation, they explain the differences between single jointed, double jointed, and hinged bits, and how they affect the horse's mouth. They also discuss the use of leverage and curb chains with two-ring bits.

In this week's episode, Michelle Drum and Adam Rittenberg discuss how combination bits work and questions around their uses.

In this episode, Michelle Drum and Adam Rittenberg discuss common misconceptions about bits and bitting in horse riding. Should you change your bit frequently? Do all horses need bits? Are bits the solution to behavioral problems? Find out in this week's episode!

In this conversation, Michelle Drum and Adam Rittenberg discuss the differences between hinge bits and snaffle bits, focusing on the design, comfort, and customization of these equestrian tools.

They explore the impact of bit design on horse behavior and performance, as well as the considerations for choosing between rubber and leather hinge bits. Additionally, they delve into the customization process and the engineering behind creating high-quality bits.

In this conversation, Michelle Drum and Adam Rittenberg discuss the benefits and features of the FlexiBlock bit.

They explain that the FlexiBlock bit is a flexible rubber bit with unique block shapes that provide a smooth and gentle surface for horses with sensitive mouths. The bit is designed to discourage horses from fixing and leaning. Learn more about the creation of this innovative design and learn what problems it can help you solve!

In their first conversation for riders, Michelle Drum, E-commerce and Marketing Manger at Farmhouse Tack and Adam Rittenberg of AJR sport discuss the importance of understanding bits and bitting in horse riding.

Adam shares his background in the horse industry and how he got into bitmaking. Together, they address the need for riders to understand their horse's anatomy and behavior before choosing a bit.