Finding the right bit is one of the most important steps toward achieving harmony, comfort, and clear communication between you and your horse. While choosing a bit may seem simple, the anatomy of the Icelandic horse’s mouth, the sensitivity of the tongue and bars, and the variety of bit designs make it essential to approach this decision with knowledge and care.
Useful information
How to Choose the Perfect Bit for Your Icelandic Horse: A Complete Guide
published 2025-12-10
Discover the benefits of high-performance Primaloft® insulation for our riding clothing
published 2017-06-05
When you live an active lifestyle, you require more from your gear, and insulation is no exception. PrimaLoft® Silver Insulation Active is designed to regulate your comfort level during intense activity while offering performance without compromise in a wide range of conditions
How to find a suitable saddle for your Icelandic horse - A guide to saddle fitting
published 2016-12-19
To ensure that the ride is a pleasure for both rider and horse, it is essential that the saddle fits the horse, and is positioned correctly on its back. The saddle should allow the horse free movement and the development of a round and well-balanced topline. The saddle needs to be in the right position on the horse’s back in order to judge its fit, and to allow the horse correct movement.
What kind of seat depths are there for Icelandic horse saddles?
published 2016-06-20
Our different saddle models have different seat depths. The depth of the seat influences how the rider is supported in the saddle. A deep seat usually supports the rider in a more upright and aligned position, and offers more support, especially in trot and canter.
Which saddle size should I choose? A guide to finding the right size for you and your horse
published 2016-06-20
How to provide the right care for your saddle - A step-by-step guide
published 2016-06-20
We recommend oiling your new saddle before first use with a high quality leather oil. To avoid rubbing the finish off or scratching the grain of the leather of a new saddle, do not ride in the saddle until it has been properly oiled. The purpose of oiling the saddle before use is for comfort and prevention of wear and tear, rather than to achieve a deeper coloration.





