FN SI Fulmer Bit with Sylinder Hub

The FortiNut Sweet Iron Fulmer Bit with Sylinder Hub is a HANDMADE cylinder made of high-quality sweet steel with a long cheek arm, the design of which distributes the pressure of the die evenly throughout the tongue and mouth. The dredger is 14mm thick and is also allowed in school classes for young horses. The CYLINDER dredger is ideal for sensitive and restless, drool-avoiding horses as well as horses with a low palate and dead space. The cylinder is also well suited as a basic die and a young horse die. The cylinder in the center of the die protects the horse’s palate and tongue, and allows clear and soft signals to be given to the horse. The center of the cylinder is 2.5cm long and is suitable for horses with narrow jaw bones narrow and quite sharp. The nozzle gives even pressure to the whole mouth and due to the pressure on the tongue, the nozzle should be used with a particularly sensitive hand. The FULMER (also called FULL CHEECK) dredger gives you enough leverage and gentle control thanks to its mustache. The stem cylinder bit stays well in place, helps with turns and guides the horse well into the feel. The fixed nozzle ring releases the mouthpiece from the steering feel more slowly, so it enhances the effect of the nozzle mouthpiece. Kuolain is well suited for jumping, where the horse sometimes has to be turned very tightly, as well as for young horses that need help to facilitate turning. SWEET IRON is a sweet iron that tastes sweet in the horse's mouth and stimulates the secretion of horse's saliva, so that the drool is pleasant in the horse's mouth and the rider's sense of control is easily transmitted to the horse and communication with the horse is subtle. In use, the blue mouthpieces turn rusty brown because the sweet taste is based on the sweet-tasting rust. Dead rings and other clear metal parts are made of stainless steel. HANDMADE FortiNut dies respect traditional craftsmanship and show a trace of craftsmanship. Top-quality FortiNut dies undergo strict quality control. The dies are made of heavy quality steel. The horse feels a heavier die more comfortable in his mouth than a very light and suddenly moving die, making the drool feel more even. For hygiene reasons, the dies have no right of exchange or return.