Martin FL Sweet iron Loose rings

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[i]Fager Martin is recommended if you would describe your horse as the following;[/i] * Doesn’t instinctively seek out the contact. * Constantly drops behind the bit. * Sticks their tongue out. * Frantically chew on the bit. Fager Martin is a double-jointed Sweet Iron bit featuring a Front Lock system. Martin offers outstanding stability and comfort. When the horse is working, the Front lock is there to assist, whatever the positioning of the head. From a low position (stretching out) or higher (over a jump), the closure continues to work even if the reins pull the bit upwards; making the bit turn downwards – this is where a regular lockup system would fail. It also makes it considerably more forgiving against any unexpected movements of your hands. Martin is also a great solution for youngsters as it lies still inside the mouth without taking up too much space. If you are searching for a gentle, kind bit for a sensitive horse, we would definitely recommend trying Fager Martin. Martin is also an ideal bit to alternative regularly with other bits to vary the pressure points ensuring a more consistent, focused communication.

Fager Martin is a double-jointed Sweet Iron bit featuring a Front Lock system.

Martin offers outstanding stability and comfort. When the horse is working, the Front lock is there to assist, whatever the positioning of the head. From a low position (stretching out) or higher (over a jump), the closure continues to work even if the reins pull the bit upwards; making the bit turn downwards – this is where a regular lockup system would fail. It also makes it considerably more forgiving against any unexpected movements of your hands.

Martin is also a great solution for youngsters as it lies still inside the mouth without taking up too much space.

If you are searching for a gentle, kind bit for a sensitive horse, we would definitely recommend trying Fager Martin.

Martin is also an ideal bit to alternative regularly with other bits to vary the pressure points ensuring a more consistent, focused communication.