Jump Poles

Q: Can the jumping equipment be stored outdoors?

Our plastic jumping equipment is weather-resistant. It is also UV-resistant, meaning it can withstand sunlight. The equipment is resistant to rain and frost as well. Therefore, it can remain outdoors, for example in a jumping garden or stored in a pole rack by the outdoor arena.

Q: Are plastic jump poles not fragile?

Our poles are made from high-quality plastic, making them highly impact-resistant. If a horse steps on them, the pole will not break. Our poles are virtually unbreakable.

Q: What maintenance do the poles require?

The poles are maintenance-free. They are weather-resistant and UV-resistant. They will not rot and do not need to be painted. Occasionally wiping them with a damp cloth is sufficient.

Q: In which colors can I order the jump poles?

We offer our jump poles in 10 different colors. They are available in white, yellow, green, blue, red, purple, and pink. In addition, many color combinations are possible. You can find several of these colors on this website. On www.hindernissen.shop , you can create almost any desired color combination yourself.

Q: Are your jump poles suitable for official competitions?

he 300 cm poles with a diameter of 10 cm are commonly used in KNHS and FEI courses. However, the KNHS and FEI do not prescribe a fixed weight in kilograms. The emphasis is placed on correct standard dimensions and safe falling behavior. In practice, course designers often choose a heavier pole because it lies more steadily and is less sensitive to wind or vibrations. So yes, both types of 300 cm jump poles may be officially used. To ensure compliance and optimal stability, we always recommend the 10.5 kg poles. The 175 cm jump poles are not approved and may not be used in official competitions.

Can the jumping equipment be stored outdoors?

Are plastic jump poles not fragile?

What maintenance do the poles require?

In which colors can I order the jump poles?

Are your jump poles suitable for official competitions?

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