Fager Leather Cover for Bits

Do you want to turn your steel bit into a softer leather bit? This leather cover offers a straightforward solution. Give your sensitive horse the comfort and care they deserve. Transform any bit into a high-quality leather bit with our versatile Leather cover. Designed for easy use, this sustainable leather material lets you create custom bits that are durable, soft, and comfortable for your horse. Key Features: Fast East to use: No professional tools or expertise needed. Simply sew the leather onto your existing bits at home with ease. Customizable Fit: Easily sew the leather onto your existing bit at home, creating a perfect fit that suits your horse’s individual needs. Easy to Install & Replace: Sew it on your bit at home with minimal effort, and swap it out when it starts to wear, ensuring your horse always rides comfortably. Versatile: Can be used on various bit types and styles, making it a great solution for all equestrian. Made with vegetable-tanning methods, free from chemicals, and offering a more natural, breathable material for your horse. 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. 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! Good to know: * Sold in 2 pairs. * A thread for sewing is included. * The needle needs to be bought separately, as you can use the same needle multiple times. * The sustainability of the leather depends on how much your horse chews on the bit. If the bit 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. NOTE! The leather material is not suitable for horses that chew a lot on the bit. The bit is therefore not covered by warranty or right of complaint if the damage has occurred due to the horse biting the bit.