TURNADO Loose Ring snaffle - Sensogan

The single jointed bit is the classic par excellence. It acts on the lower jaw via the tongue. When the reins are tightened, the joint in the middle of the mouthpiece stands up slightly, relieves the middle of the tongue and directs more pressure to the edges of the tongue. Because our bits are anatomically shaped, they offer the best comfort and avoid an unpleasant nutcracker effect.

Let's start in order: If you want to check whether your horse's bit is big enough, you should take a look at the corners of the mouth while the reins are not tightened. If the bit has continuous rings, the following applies if it is buckled correctly: There should be no more than half a centimeter of space between the corner of the mouth and the bit ring on the right and left. Also make sure that the ring can always move freely and does not pinch the corner of the mouth.