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The wide, flat noseband distributes the pressure evenly across the bony area of the horse’s nose and is NOT meant to fit low down over the sensitive cartilage the way many other bit-less options do. The soft leather chin strap gently snugs up under the horse's lower jaw when rein pressure is applied, distributing the pressure between the chin and the wide flat noseband. It will not cause pain-induced obedience, therefore proper training is essential for correct responsiveness. The cheek piece of your bridle attaches to the leather turn back of your noseband and NOT the ring. This is what keeps it from sliding down towards the cartilage.The chinstrap should have NO MORE than TWO FINGERS' space. The knot is adjustable so once you have your noseband fitted in the correct place on your horse's head, work out the knot so that it is snug but so that your horse can still open and close their mouth easily. If your chin strap is sliding through from one side to the other, it’s too loose. 
You can find the correct position for your noseband by running your thumb and pointer finger down the front of your horse's face on either side of the nose. When you feel the nasal bones open up to create the nasal cavity, you’ve found it! Place the noseband just above this spot so as not to interfere with your horse's breathing. Have fun and stay safe!