Jump'In - Straight rubber needle lifter bit

• Canon thickness: 19 mm
• Rings: 50 mm

Use

• Standard cannon size
• The right cannon in rubber will be ideal for horses needed to make tension, to get in touch and come to tend their back line
• Action on the horse's balance by forcing it to rebalance and report on the rear hand.
• Requiring specific nets of net
• The greater the rings, the greater the action of the lifter,
• The needles make it possible to channel and help in the direction
• Can be used live on lifter amounts, with alliances or in four reins
• This bit is supposed to be useful with horses on the shoulders that tend to rely strongly on the hand. The objective is to encourage the horse to go up its tourniquet and to transfer weight to its background. Of course, the "rebalancing" effect can only be obtained if the horse has a musculature and sufficient flexibility of the back. So to avoid in the young horse or the subjects poorly prepared physically.
• The bit is fixed on the net by sliding rope uprights inside two notches located on the rings. The amounts of lifter have an action on the nape via the net headrest.
• This bit requires a good hand because it often encourages the horse to be accused. It is therefore reserved for experienced riders.
  
  

Composition

Rubber made in France
In order to ensure safety, each rubber jack has a metal part inside, in no way altering the flexibility of the barrel.

Leather, rubber and foam jaws are not guaranteed against bites even from the first use.

Jump'In offers equipment for riders and horses such as saddles, bridles, saddle pads, gaiters and other accessories designed to combine style, comfort and functionality. Jump'In equipment is made with the best materials, guaranteeing their durability and resistance to wear. They are also designed to provide a precise fit and optimal comfort for both rider and horse. Whether you are looking for a snaffle bit, a bridle bit or any other type of bit, Jump'In offers a variety of models carefully designed to meet the specific needs of each horse.