Jumping Standards

Standards are indispensable in the world of equestrian sports. The jump standards are used for various training purposes and in show jumping competitions. The types of jump standards offer riders many possibilities. With adjustable heights from the lowest level for beginners to the highest level of 1.60 meters for experienced riders, these standards provide the flexibility to meet different training levels. This makes them suitable for both beginners and advanced riders.

One of the main applications of jump standards is to facilitate jumping training for horses. By using different heights and setups, riders can train their horses in jumping, developing strength, endurance, and agility.

The jump standards are designed with the highest standards for safety and stability in mind. This not only ensures a safe training environment but also the well-being of the horse and rider during jumping. For example, the feet of the jump standards are equipped with a rubber protective cap or are fully rounded, so there are no sharp edges.

The standards are lightweight and easy to move, making them suitable for use in various training locations. You can easily move the jump standards and set up a new jump for your horse. This contributes to the flexibility and versatility of training sessions.

Nedlandic offers an extensive collection of jump standards; polymer jump standards, aluminium standards, white-coated jump standards, jump standards with or without keyhole profile. There are options in up to 20 different colour shades. You can choose a beautiful combination that matches your style and preferences.

Jump standards with keyhole profile have a strip on the standard. In the strip, also known as the keyhole profile, there are openings in the shape of a keyhole into which you can place the jump cups. The jump cups are designed for this. This allows you to easily adjust the height of the jump.

Jump standards without keyhole profile and the Maxi standards, on the other hand, use a different type of jump cup. The advantage of this type of jump standard is that you can place the jump cup on 3 sides. This allows you to easily switch jumps. For example: with three standards, you can make two jumps. This is extremely suitable for riding schools or riding clubs. In this way, you can set up multiple jumps in a smaller space.

With the Jump4Joy type of jump standard (without keyhole profile, with keyhole profile), you can also use 3 arms from the base. This allows you to place a jump standard flat against a wall or side of the arena. Extremely suitable for example for free jumping.

Example of switching jumps/using jump standards without keyhole profile: