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The single-branch spring steel core (1,200 MPa mechanical resistance) is the whole story here: it flexes like a suspension system under your weight, cutting the jolt that travels up through the stirrup leather into your knees and ankles. Freejump claims a 33% reduction in the mechanical effort each stride demands from your joints — and your legs feel the difference by the end of a long show day.
Safety: the outer branch is flexible Elastollan® that bends open under your foot's pressure in a fall, rather than trapping the boot the way a rigid stirrup can. It's a genuine cross-country safety feature, not just a showjumping gimmick.
The tread is IXEF® polyarylamide with steel studs for grip, and it runs 16mm wider than the standard Soft'Up Pro for real foot stability. The 45° angled eye keeps the leathers flat against the saddle flap and your heel naturally down.
Made in France and ridden by international showjumpers including Cian O'Connor and Pénélope Leprevost. Frames in Black or Silver, with accent colours from Blue and Chocolate through to Pearl Navy and Bordeaux.
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Yes — safety stirrups are permitted in all EA disciplines. In fact, many equestrian organisations now recommend them. The Freejump stirrups Soft Up Pro Plus's flexible arm or cage design helps prevent the foot from being trapped in the stirrup during a fall.
Stirrup irons should be approximately 1-1.5cm wider than your boot at the widest point. Your foot should slide freely but not have excessive side-to-side movement. Check the Freejump stirrups Soft Up Pro Plus product description for the specific width — most adult riders use 4.5 or 5 inch stirrups.
The Freejump stirrups Soft Up Pro Plus features a flexible outer arm that releases under pressure during a fall, allowing the foot to exit the stirrup. Some designs use a cage or toe stopper instead. The mechanism reduces the risk of being dragged if you part company with your horse.