Pelham Double jointed 45 degree angle Bit

Pelham Double Jointed 45 Degree Angle Bit

• Pelham Design: The Pelham Double Jointed 45 Degree Angle Bit combines both direct and leverage action, offering riders a perfect balance of control and communication. Ideal for horses that require more guidance, this bit provides precision and responsiveness through the combination of leverage and jointed flexibility.
• Double Jointed Mouthpiece: The double-jointed design ensures a more flexible and forgiving action compared to solid mouthpieces. This design helps prevent the bit from causing discomfort or pinching the horse’s mouth while allowing for effective control. The two joints allow for a more even distribution of pressure, encouraging relaxation and better responsiveness from the horse.
• 45 Degree Angle: The 45-degree angle of the mouthpiece creates a unique pressure distribution on the horse’s tongue, allowing for more precise and effective control. The angle helps reduce the discomfort that can sometimes arise with traditional bits, making it a good option for sensitive or stronger horses that require more guidance and attention.
• Leverage Action: The Pelham system applies leverage, providing additional control by distributing pressure across the horse’s mouth, poll, and chin. This makes it especially useful for more advanced riders or those working with powerful horses, providing precise communication while maintaining comfort for the horse.
• Material: Made from durable materials such as stainless steel, the Pelham Double Jointed 45 Degree Angle Bit is designed for strength, longevity, and ease of maintenance while ensuring comfort for the horse during use.
• Benefits: The Pelham Double Jointed 45 Degree Angle Bit is ideal for horses that need more control and precision while ensuring comfort. The double-jointed, 45-degree angled design promotes a more even and gentle pressure, making this bit suitable for horses with sensitive mouths or those that require a more balanced, effective bit. It is perfect for training, showing, and competitive riding.