Double Jointed Swivel Bit

The Jump'In Double Jointed Swivel Bit is a technical bit specifically designed for horses that tend to lean on the rider's hands or carry themselves with a downhill balance. Thanks to its lifting action, this bit helps rebalance the horse by encouraging greater lightness in the forehand and promoting better weight distribution onto the hindquarters.

The double-jointed German Silver mouthpiece provides exceptional comfort by distributing pressure evenly across the tongue and bars. This design reduces the risk of tongue pinching while minimizing pressure on the palate, resulting in softer and more precise communication between horse and rider.

The unique feature of the Swivel Bit lies in its ring system, which rotates around a central axis. Unlike traditional rings that act directly on themselves, this mechanism provides enhanced guidance and a more progressive action. This improves contact stability and promotes greater steering precision.

Made from German Silver, an alloy composed of 65% copper, 23% zinc, and 12% nickel, this bit naturally encourages salivation and relaxation while ensuring excellent durability and wear resistance.

Key Features

• Lifting action that helps improve the horse's balance
• Ideal for horses that lean on the contact or travel on the forehand
• Double-jointed mouthpiece reduces the risk of tongue pinching
• Reduced pressure on the palate
• Swivel system provides greater guidance and stability
• Progressive and precise contact
• German Silver promotes salivation and relaxation
• Suitable for horses with a downhill balance

Composition

• German Silver
  • 65% Copper
  • 23% Zinc
  • 12% Nickel

Technical Specifications

• Mouthpiece thickness: 17 mm
• Ring diameter: 90 mm

Usage Advice

The Double Jointed Swivel Bit is particularly suitable for horses that lean heavily on the bit or naturally work on the forehand. Its lifting action and central swivel ring system encourage better balance, increased lightness, and more precise guidance.

Care Instructions

Rinse the bit thoroughly after each use to remove saliva and dirt residues. This helps prevent buildup that may cause discomfort in the horse's mouth. Regular maintenance preserves the bit's mechanical properties and extends its lifespan.