• Anti -pressure bracket
• Roundabout
• Without Muserolle
• Strap preventing the nets of the net to move forward or deviate with the action of the hackamore
• The entire bridle is stubble
• Delivered with his pair of rubber reins
• Bridons fronts Jump'In are slightly longer than the average in order to let the headrest position perfectly, thus eliminating any risk of unnecessary pressures
• Be careful, the bit is sold separately
• When the rider performs his action, the Muserolle comes to press the horse's chamfer by lever effect. Again, the greater the branches, the stronger the action.
• It is a pretty severe and difficult mouth to use for some riders because you have to keep in touch on the two reins at the same time. If we turn on a single rein, the hackamore turns ... but not the horse. However, with short branches and comfort at the level of Muserolle, it can give a feeling of tension in the contact, which can be appreciable with certain delicate horses.

Little tips Ohlala for maintaining your tack: bridles and reins. ✨

Leather tack:

• Before first use, oil your leather with a type of oil such as neatsfoot oil.
• For daily maintenance: use glycerin soap.
• Regularly nourish with balm or leather grease to keep your leather supple.

Faux leather tack:

• You can use Kentucky's Tack Cleaner or any other synthetic leather cleaner.
• For daily maintenance, do not hesitate to use a slightly damp sponge. 🧽

Synthetic tack:

• For daily maintenance, do not hesitate to use a slightly damp sponge and Marseille soap. 🧼

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.