Loose rings provide direct contact with immediate release where the pressure on the tongue and bars ceases immediately when the rider releases the rein, and the bit assumes a neutral position in the horse's mouth.

The ported barrel was created to reduce pressure on the tongue with the help of the medium-high port, which creates more space for the tongue. The barrel joint reduces pressure on the bars by distributing the pressure over a larger area and preventing the nutcracker effect that occurs with a standard jointed mouthpiece.

The bit is made of sweet iron and will lose its color over time. Be careful to dry the bit thoroughly after each use to prevent it from rusting and becoming rough.