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Bar bits apply even pressure to the entire tongue. In contrast to single or double jointed bits, there is less pressure on the edges of the tongue. You should always choose the right bit for your horse, because if the bit is too big, it can jam if you press the reins on one side. Bar bits are often used for very strong horses that, for example, evade the rider's help when approaching an obstacle. A tongue-free bit can also be beneficial for horses with tongue problems (sensitive to pressure - the tongue is pulled up or stretched out to the side). not cope well with broken teeth. This is also a good alternative to the classic bar bite Max Control bit by Sprenger, which at first acts like a normal broken bit and becomes a bar under strong pressure.
However, it is always important to handle the bit with care. The rider should be able to ride the horse independently of the reins with weight and leg aids.
