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Inno Sense

Trust’s Inno Sense bits are the ideal choice for young or sensitive horses. Made from FDA-approved, non-toxic plastic without plasticisers, they offer a soft and comfortable alternative to traditional metal mouthpieces. Many horses accept the bit quickly and follow the rider’s hand with ease.

Inno Sense mouthpieces are available in two thicknesses — indicated in the product name by number. The 15 mm version is the slim fit design—ideal for horses with smaller mouths or when used in a double bridle combination. The 20 mm version is our standard thickness and suits a wide range of horses.

Proper placement on the bars—the toothless part of the jaw—prevents contact with teeth or molars. However, damage from biting can occur in horses with dental issues or those that lift the bit with their tongue. While TRUST Equestrian guarantees the quality and workmanship of Inno Sense bits, damage caused by biting is not covered under warranty.

Every horse is different, and selecting the right bit plays a key role in comfort, communication, and performance. A properly fitted bit prevents pressure points, slipping, and discomfort—helping your horse stay soft, responsive, and confident in the contact.

Need help choosing the right model, material, or size for your horse? Feel free to contact us or fill in our bit consultation form—our team is happy to help.

Kimblewick

The Kimblewick is similar to a Pelham but offers a more direct effect. It can be ridden with one or two reins, and the lower the rein is placed, the greater the leverage effect. Commonly used as a driving bit, it provides better control in driving situations where more strength is needed.

The Kimblewick distributes pressure over the mouth and lower jaw, and has a relatively quick action.

Flexi Soft

The Inno Sense Flexi Soft is made of elastic synthetic material with a flexible metal core for stability. Its soft, flexible design makes it a gentle bit that many horses accept easily. This bit is ideal for sensitive mouths but may offer too little control for very strong horses.