Beval double jointed thin - Privilège Equitation

: The Privilège beval is a double jointed bit. It allows your horse's mouth to relax thanks to its small copper center piece. Unlike a single jointed bit, which acts on the palate, a double jointed bit acts on the tongue without causing pain. It is important to note that a horse's palate is a sensitive area that should not be neglected. The middle of the bit is made of copper alloy, which releases a pleasant flavor for the horse when it comes into contact with the mouth, stimulating chewing and salivation. The joint is designed to prevent pinching of the tongue. This bit is recommended for horses that have difficulty relaxing. 

The beval bit is a lowering bit where the reins can be attached either fixed to the lower ring or with rings on the main ring and the lower ring. It has a weak action because its small rings are inside the main ring, thus providing little leverage. Combination of three bits in one: lateral support, leverage effect, and lifting effect. The three-effect bit is often used to test the horse's reaction to leverage.