The well-fitted design of the Bemelmans kandar bit helps you keep the horse forward on the bit. It has a soft, rounded, and slightly forward-angled port designed to follow the arch of the palate. The thickness of the bit tapers slightly at the top of the arch to avoid being too thick in the palate. The bit provides a soft and even distribution of pressure across the entire tongue due to its design, which also means that horses that tend to put their tongue over the bit do not feel the same need to do so. The bit is also suitable for horses with thicker tongues that do not like tongue pressure and show it by, among other things, sticking their tongue out of their mouth.

The shanks on this model are not fixed but move without affecting the angle of the mouthpiece. This way, you can influence the pressure on the neck without changing the bit's position in the mouth as much as it would with a fixed shank.