LEATHER COVER FOR BITS
Transform Any Bit into a Gentle, Leather Comfort
Give your sensitive horse the ultimate comfort with our Leather Bit Cover — the simple, sustainable way to turn a traditional steel bit into a soft, natural leather bit. Crafted from premium vegetable-tanned leather, this innovative product combines durability with kindness, offering a gentler feel your horse will love.
Whether you’re training, competing, or simply riding for pleasure, this easy-to-use leather wrap ensures a customized, soft, and chemical-free alternative to metal bits. Enjoy the satisfaction of a professional-quality finish — all from the comfort of your own stable.
With just a few stitches, you can create a custom, comfortable fit that enhances communication and trust between you and your horse.
✔️ Leather cover are best For:
Sensitive-mouthed horses
Young/green horses in training
Horses avoiding or resisting contact
Horses needing to build trust in the bit
Riders looking for a softer feel and better connection
How does it work?
Step-by-step
1. Measure where to cut the length of the leather cover with your bit placed in the center. Cut the right length.
2. Measure where to cut the width by wrapping the leather cover around the bit. Cut the right width.
3. Attach needles to both sides of the thread.
4. Time to start sewing. Start sewing the thread 2 times in a loop. Always make sure that the stitching points to the outside of the mouth and not against the mouthcorners.
5. Pull tight. Then continue sewing by crossing the thread over each other, through the
holes. Like a shoelace. Make sure to tighten.
6. Pull tight through the whole bit. At the end, tie a loop with each end of the thread and secure it with a knot. Cut off the access thread.
7. Carefully burn the ends of the thread with a lighter.
Now you have the perfect, homemade leather bit!
About the material
Fagers leather is vegetable tanned; no harmful chemicals or artificial colors are used.
If the leather gets dry, we recommend soaking it in food-grade paraffin oil.
Make sure that the stitching points to the outside of the mouth and not against the mouthcorners.
