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Jump'In Pelham Double Jointed Bit for Horse 7C

Give your horse optimal comfort with the double jointed Pelham Jump'In, a soft and effective alloy for perfect control.

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$76.00 $68.40 -10%
Description

Composition: Stainless steel covered with leather and double joint in German Silver (65% copper, 23% zinc, 12% nickel, a relaxing and sturdy alloy). The Jump'In leather bits are very soft and comfortable for the horse. Unlike stainless steel, Sweet Iron or other alloys, leather avoids a too-cold contact.

Important note to our customers: leather bits are not guaranteed against bites, even from the first use.

Effect: The Pelham is a good compromise between the bridle and the snaffle. It offers more or less strong leverage effect depending on the length of the shanks, the adjustment of the curb chain, and its setup. It leads to a lowering of the neck as well as pressure on the jaws.

Usage advice: All Pelhams can be used directly, with four reins or with links. Likewise, the action of the curb chain can be softened with other types of curb chains such as leather or nylon. The leather-covered mouthpiece helps to avoid a too-cold contact in the horse's mouth and provides a bit more comfort.

Care advice: Rinse the bit well after each use to limit residue buildup and prevent discomfort for your horse. Oil the leather with a vegetable oil (Caution: do not use neatsfoot oil or other synthetic oils) to keep a soft and pleasant contact for your horse.

Additional information
BrandJump'In
Colorbrown
ColorBrown
CharacteristicLeather
CompositionInox gainé de cuir et double brisure en German Silver (65% cuivre, 23% zinc, 12% nickel, un alliage décontractant et solide). Les mors Jump'In composés de cuir sont très doux et confortables pour le cheval. Contrairement à l'Inox, le Sweet Iron ou à d'autres alliages, le cuir évite un contact trop froid.
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