Personalised Bit Advice

Interactive Bit Fitting

Answer a few questions about your horse, current bit and riding goals. We'll recommend the Bombers bit that best suits your horse, along with sizing guidance and alternative options.

Important: This tool provides general guidance only. Sudden changes in contact, head tossing, mouth pain or resistance may require assessment by an equine dental professional, veterinarian, trainer or qualified bit fitter.
1 Tell us about your horse
2 Current bit

Select the option that best describes your current situation.

Choose the closest option. If you are unsure, select Unsure.

The photos are previewed on this page. We will connect them to the AI image-identification service in the next stage.

That is fine. Describe anything you know about the bit in the final information box below.
That is fine. We will recommend a suitable starting option based on your horse, discipline and riding requirements.

Example: 125, 130, 135 or 140 mm. Enter the measured width only—do not add extra width, as the sizing recommendation will account for the selected bit.

For the most accurate result, measure your horse’s mouth before ordering. You can purchase a reusable bit-measuring tool from Robyn’s Tack Room.
View the Bit Measuring Tool
Tell us what you tried and how the horse responded. This helps us avoid suggesting another bit with the same characteristics.

Tick all that apply.

3 What would you like to improve?

Tick all that apply. Choose the behaviours you genuinely experience.

Now tick any other behaviours or goals that also apply.

4 Mouth, contact and behaviour

Answer only from what you have observed or been told by a dentist, veterinarian or bit fitter. It is completely fine to select “Unsure”.

Tick all that apply.

Tick all that apply. Leave everything unticked if there are no known preferences or you are unsure.

Does your horse appear to prefer more or less movement in the bit?

Does your horse appear happier with more tongue room?

Does the horse seem sensitive to pressure on the bars?

A sudden or worsening change can sometimes be related to teeth, mouth discomfort, saddle fit, pain or another physical issue. The recommendation may therefore be given with lower confidence.
5 Rider preferences and control requirements

Tick all that apply.

6 Anything else we should know?
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Your answers will be used only to prepare this recommendation.