Freejump stirrups Soft Up Classic +
The result of a collaboration between Pénélope Leprévost and the famous Italian designer Pininfarina, these stirrups harmoniously combine functionality and elegance.
The outer branch of the stirrup is made from Elastollan®, a flexible material that deforms and allows the leg to open, making it easier to release the foot in the event of a fall. SOFT'UP CLASSIC+'s single-branch spring steel technology reduces the force exerted on each stirrup by a factor of three, thus reducing the pressure on the rider's joints and taking the strain off the horse's back.
The SOFT'UP CLASSIC+ stirrup features Freejump Shock Absorption technology thanks to its single-branch design. This guarantees optimum shock absorption and exceptional comfort.
The SOFT'UP CLASSIC+'s ultra-wide ergonomic floor and rounded, cramped rear edge reduce pressure points on the arch of the foot.
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Product FAQs
Are safety stirrups allowed in EA competition?
Yes — safety stirrups are permitted in all EA disciplines. In fact, many equestrian organisations now recommend them. The flexible arm or cage design helps prevent the foot from being trapped in the stirrup during a fall.
What size stirrup do I need?
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. Most adult riders use 4.5 or 5 inch stirrups.
How do safety stirrups work?
Safety stirrups feature 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.