BR Soft Contact single-jointed Baucher bit, 12 mm, 110 mm cheeks
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This bit is made of solid Cuprigan—a 89% copper, 7% aluminum, 3% iron, and 1% zinc alloy—mounted on stainless steel components. As it oxidizes, the material releases a pleasant smell and taste. Its anatomical shape conforms to the horse’s mouth and distributes pressure gently and evenly.
A Baucher bit has upward-curving cheeks ending in a ring, which attaches to the cheekpieces of the headpiece. Unlike other snaffle bits, it has a slight leverage effect and exerts pressure behind the ears. The cheeks curve slightly outward, giving the horse’s head greater freedom of movement. The supplier describes it as ideally suited to sensitive horses.
✨ Key features
- ✔ Solid Cuprigan: its oxidation releases a taste that stimulates salivation
- ✔ 110 mm upward-curving cheeks, angled outward
- ✔ Slight leverage effect, pressure behind the ears
- ✔ 12 mm thin mouthpiece
📋 Technical specifications
- Type: Baucher bit, single-jointed
- Material: solid Cuprigan (89% copper, 7% aluminum, 3% iron, 1% zinc), stainless steel components
- Mouthpiece thickness: 12 mm
- Cheek length: 110 mm
- Sizes: 11.5 cm / 12.5 cm / 13.5 cm / 14.5 cm
🐎 Why choose this product?
A thin mouthpiece concentrates pressure over a smaller area: with the same rein contact, it is felt more strongly than a thick mouthpiece. ⚠️ The Baucher’s slight leverage effect also transfers pressure behind the ears: this is not an ordinary snaffle bit.
🧴 Care instructions
Rinse the bit with clean water after each use. ⚠️ Cuprigan tarnishes and turns green as it oxidizes: this is the alloy’s normal behavior, not a defect, and it should not be removed with an abrasive product. Measure the width from one ring to the other, with the mouthpiece stretched out. ⚠️ A bit that is too narrow pinches the corners of the mouth; one that is too wide moves around in the mouth and hits the teeth.