Tack Tip Tuesday

Understanding how bit cheekpieces affect strength and pressure is key to choosing the right bit for your horse. From snaffles to gags, this guide breaks down how different cheekpieces change rein pressure, what each style is best for, and how to find a bit your horse can truly work with.

Discover what makes a bit stronger and how different mouthpieces affect your horse's comfort and communication. Learn the pros, cons, and best uses of popular bit styles in this beginner-friendly guide from Evolution Equestrian.

Discover how to choose the best fly mask for your horse with expert tips on fit, style, and protection. Shop over a dozen styles at Evolution Equestrian, from Small Pony to Warmblood.

Learn what slobber straps are, how they’re used with mecate reins and snaffle bits, and why they matter for developing feel and timing in western horsemanship.

In honour of Earth Day, we’re taking a closer look at how tack consignment and small changes in the equestrian world can make a big impact on sustainability.

When it comes to leverage bits — such as pelhams, kimberwicks, and Western curb bits — the curb chain plays an essential role in how the bit functions.

Most English saddles feature a two-flap design—a sweat flap underneath and an outer flap that covers the billets. This style provides versatility and is commonly used across dressage, jumping, and all-purpose saddles.