Rubber Jointed Snaffle
It is therefore important that horses are salivating and chewing well when using these bits. If the horse does not produce enough salivation the rubber bit will be uncomfortable.
In contrast to pure metal bits, there is the danger of the rubber being easily bitten through when the bit is not attached correctly and comes into contact with the teeth.
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