It attaches to the head stall at the top of the "little s" above the noseband like any other hackamore but since it doesn't have rings it just sits loosely on the headstall and that allows the hackamore to have leverage when the reins are engaged

I sincerely hope you don’t still think that

@@imagineifyouwereawormagree, very pinchy and unstable

No! The riders hands is whats harsh!

No bit is harsh it’s the riders hands that make things harsh

I also would like the answers to these questions. I am not sure if i have mine adjusted properly on my horse and if my curb chain is adjusted properly for the effect its designed for.

For adjustment, the noseband is supposed to be about 2 fingers below their cheek bone if that makes sense, if it's too low it will be on sensitive bone and can cause damage and if too high it can rub and cause other issues. The curb strap should be relatively tight, just to where you can slide two fingers between the chain and the horses face, if it's too tight it will be uncomfortable to the horse and if too loose is would allow for the hackamore to move too much and cause mechanical issues

Hi there, you can use either. It's a versatile noseband that does use leverage, but you can use either 1 or 2 hands.