The baucher attaches to the bridle by a small ring attached to an arm, extending away from the mouthpiece and the main ring which the reins attach to. The arm extension lies flat against the horse’s face, which can help with directional control and helps stop the bit from being pulled through the horse’s mouth. The baucher has previously been thought to cause poll pressure, as the arm extension was believed to have a lever action. All bits are available in the middle (green) and stiff ( black) hardness.
The mouthpiece's anatomical shape prevents pressure over the tongue and horse bars. The side supports are unique in the market. They are the first in the world made from cnc aluminum and the best Swedish steel.
