Farmena Şirin Damaq Kimblewick Gem

Kimblewick Gem with Sweet Palate - Balanced Control and Tongue Freedom Product Features Versatile Use: Suitable for a wide range of horses, from ponies to adult horses. Balanced Mechanism: When used with a waterer chain, it provides a similar effect to Pelham gems. Smooth Transition: Thanks to the absence of a lever, it has a smoother movement capability compared to Pelham models. Tongue Area: The high palate structure provides ample space without putting pressure on the tongue, ensuring comfort for horses with large tongues. Power Level: This model, which falls into the medium-powerful gem class, offers control as effective as Pelham when used in the lower slot. Product Description The Kimblewick Gem with Sweet Palate is a professional piece of equipment that combines the strength of Pelham gems with a simpler and cleaner design. The "sweet palate" structure reduces the perception of foreign objects in the horse's mouth, making the gem easier to accept. Designed especially for horses with large tongues and those who dislike pressure in their mouths, its high-curved structure eliminates unnecessary pressure on the tongue. Despite its more compact appearance compared to the Pelham, significant stopping power can be achieved by attaching the reins to the lower slot. Technical Advantages and Profitability Adjustable Stiffness: A softer or stronger leverage effect can be created depending on the choice of slot where the reins are attached. Anatomical Compatibility: Provides extra space for the tongue, preventing the horse from locking its mouth or experiencing discomfort caused by the tongue. Aesthetic Design: Offers a "cleaner" and more minimalist look compared to the complex shank structure of the Pelham. Medium Control: Ideal for medium-strength horses that are difficult to control but do not require a very stiff bit. Precise Communication: Ensures that commands are transmitted to the lower jaw and nape in the correct proportion with the help of the waterer chain. Areas of Use Riding situations where a standard waterer bit is insufficient and requires more control. Riders who want the effect of a Pelham bit but seek less shank movement. Training horses that are sensitive to pressure inside the mouth due to their wide tongue. As a medium-strength stopping device for both ponies and large horses.