Waldhausen Single Jointed Bits: The everyday classic for many horses
For many horses, the single jointed bit is the first choice. Here you will find loose ring snaffles and eggbutt bits from Waldhausen, also for ponies.
One joint in the middle, two cannons, done: that is how simple probably the best-known mouthpiece is. The hollow loose ring snaffle is light, and the Sweet Iron loose ring snaffle and the Cupris loose ring snaffle are readily accepted by many horses. There are also eggbutt bits, including anatomic and Cyprium versions, a bradoon for the double bridle and a pony loose ring snaffle.
What does hollow mean for a bit?
A hollow bit is not solid inside. This makes it lighter and usually a little thicker, which many young horses find comfortable.