Description
Standard / flat obstacle supports - accessories for safe jumping training Obstacle supports are an indispensable accessory for every show jumper. They are used to place the obstacle pole securely on the obstacle stand and allow easy variation of the obstacle height. These obstacle supports are lightweight, handy, easy to use and universally applicable as they are compatible with most common stands and rails.
Main features
- Universally applicable: Compatible with most common stands and rails.
- Lightweight and handy: Easy handling when erecting and dismantling obstacles.
- Various designs: Available in "Standard" (classic) and "Flat" for different requirements.
- Safe jumping: Enable safe placement of the obstacle bar.
Advantages
- Variable obstacle height: The design makes it easy to adjust the height of the obstacle.
- Security: The "flat" design ensures that the bar falls down on light contact to prevent injuries.
- Versatility: Suitable for show jumping competitions and training.
Technical details
- Material: Available in plastic or metal (galvanised metal with Alfako)
- Shuttering depth: Between 18 mm and 30 mm (25 mm for the "Classic" version from Alfako)
- Versions: Standard (classic) and flat
- Pack size: Sold by Alfako in packs of 20.
Executions
- Standard (Classic): (Alfako) With a tray depth of 25 mm, this version is particularly suitable for low obstacles in training.
- Flat: (Alfako) Ensures that the bar falls down if the horse touches it lightly, thus preventing injuries.
Material
- Plastic: Inexpensive, very light and waterproof, but less durable.
- Metal: More hard-wearing and durable, but sensitive to dirt.
Investment in satisfaction
Invest in these obstacle pads to make your jumping training safer and more effective. We sell the obstacle pads in packs of 20. Important notes on purchasing:
- Please note when purchasing via various internet portals: Contact customer service in advance.
- The standard delivery time is a maximum of three working days if stock is available; otherwise it is extended to around four weeks.