This double-jointed ring bit is characterized by the canon, which is made of cherry rollers and a coating of soft iron (Sweet Iron). The moving cherry rollers encourage your horse to grasp and play with them. This not only promotes relaxation but also stimulates natural saliva production and good acceptance of the bit. Additionally, the moving rollers make it more difficult for the horse to grab the bit.

Product features:
Sweet Iron bits are made of blue steel and develop a sweet-tasting surface rust when they come into contact with saliva. This sweet taste stimulates saliva flow, encouraging the horse to produce more foam in its mouth and accept the bit better. The anatomical design conforms to the shape of the horse's mouth, creating a gentle and even distribution of pressure. In a double-jointed ring bit, the canon consists of three parts. The middle part of the canon lies flat on the tongue, exerting more pressure on the tongue than a single-jointed bit. The thicker the middle part, the greater the pressure on the tongue. A ring bit is a bit with separate bit discs. This type of bit is generally well accepted, as the canon sits relatively loosely in the mouth.

Maintenance:
If a bit made of soft iron is not used for an extended period, a brown-orange layer of rust may form on the canon. This can be easily removed by wiping the cheek with a damp cloth.