Farmena PVC Martingale

PVC Martingale - Durable and Easy-to-Clean Control System Product Features It is an auxiliary riding part designed to control the horse's head and prevent it from raising it above a safe level. It stabilizes the reins, balancing the horse's head movements and giving the rider extra control. When the horse raises its head too high, it applies downward pressure to the mouth area via the reins and bit, guiding the horse to the ideal position. Made of high-quality PVC material, it is extremely resistant to tearing. Thanks to its weather and moisture-resistant structure, it is extremely easy to clean; simply wipe with a damp cloth. Product Description The PVC Martingale is a modern control equipment developed for riders who seek both safety and practicality. Offering a strong alternative to traditional leather martingales, this product prevents the horse from raising its head uncontrollably, preserving the rider's field of vision and rein control. Especially in excited horses or those prone to head-shaking, it stabilizes the effect of the bit inside the mouth, providing clearer communication. Durability and Hygiene: The biggest advantage of PVC material is that it doesn't require periodic lubrication or special care like leather. Because it doesn't absorb sweat, mud, or water, it doesn't produce bad odors and retains its shape for many years. Thanks to its "tear-resistant" feature, it keeps the rider's safety at the highest level, even under the strongest pulls. Technical Advantages and Features Pressure Balance: Offers a mechanical downward pressure system that automatically activates when the horse's head rises. Ease of Maintenance: A practical, water-washable design for those who don't want to waste time on leather care. Tear Resistance: Reinforced PVC fabric provides reliability even in the most demanding training and terrain conditions. Rein Stabilization: Prevents unnecessary rein swing, helping to transmit commands more directly to the horse's mouth. Lightweight and Flexible: Limits excessive vertical movement without restricting chest and neck movements. Areas of Use Situations where the horse raises its head dangerously high or swings it towards the rider's face. Obstacle jumping and off-road riding where rein control is critical. The process of young or untrained horses getting used to rein commands. As a long-lasting solution for riding schools and stables requiring intensive use.