Xmas Gift Idea Neue Schule Turtle Top Pelham Device [lOD8ju2A]

Introducing the Turtle Top Pelham

The Xmas Gift Idea Neue Schule Turtle Top Pelham Device [lOD8ju2A] with Flex is a revolutionary bit design that combines anatomical inspiration with cutting-edge technology. This innovative bit is designed to enhance mouthpiece stability by aligning the mouthpiece surfaces with the horse's tongue and palate, ensuring a comfortable and effective riding experience. The Flex design concept guarantees a well-controlled co-alignment of the mouthpiece surfaces with the sensitive areas of the equine mouth, providing a superior level of control and responsiveness.

Key Features and Specifications

The Turtle Top Pelham with Flex boasts a double-jointed design that offers enhanced mouthpiece stability. The Flex design delivers parallel co-alignment of the Turtle Top dome with the horse's palate, ensuring a secure and centered fit on the tongue. Additionally, the Flex design allows for some firm but fair additional pressure to the tongue and poll, using a lever action-induced rotation of the mouthpiece. This innovative feature is carefully restricted to around 10 degrees, ensuring a balanced and controlled ride.

• Enhanced mouthpiece stability for a more comfortable fit
• Optimized alignment for superior control and responsiveness
• Flex design for a balanced and controlled ride

Practical Uses and Benefits

The Turtle Top Pelham with Flex is an ideal choice for riders seeking control and self-carriage, while also promoting a rounder outline and more freedom through the shoulder. This innovative bit is particularly beneficial for horses with an overactive busy mouth, as it keeps the mouthpiece centered and arched over the tongue at all times, preventing sideways tongue evasions. The comfortable design helps to re-focus the horse's attention on the rein aids, achieving a soft and consistent contact.

• Comfortable fit for horses with an overactive busy mouth
• Prevents sideways tongue evasions for a more controlled ride
• Soft and consistent contact for improved communication between horse and rider