Écusson Jumpad - Black and glossy red

Écusson Jumpad - Black and glossy red

Écusson Jumpad Jump'In

This saddle pad is wavy quilted and lined inside with a thick white honeycomb to give great comfort to the horse. The Jump'In saddle pad has a back line that gives the optimal space to the withers, two loops for the girth so the saddle stays in place and two seasonal embroideries with the Jump'In Colours.

Available in in many colours

One size only (Full)

This product is a French fabrication and is part of the Jump'In range that supports the "French savoir-faire"

Regular price$262.50
/
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Size
Colour

Shipping Policy

Thank you for shopping with iRideEQ Pty Ltd. Here’s everything you need to know about our shipping process and policies:

Order Confirmation

Once you place your order, you will receive an email confirming that we have received your order and pre-authorized your payment.

Our Commitment

At iRideEQ, we are dedicated to offering the best shipping options to meet your needs, no matter where you are in Australia. Our goal is to ensure timely and efficient delivery, providing you with top-notch service at all times.

Shipping Charges

  • Free Shipping: Orders over $250 within Australia.
  • Standard Shipping: $10 for orders below $250 within Australia.

This site is protected by hCaptcha and the hCaptcha Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

  • Free shipping available
  • Returns & Exchange Available
  • This item is sent directly from our partner and will arrive separately if ordered with other items.
Free shipping over $249
Australian-owned and operated
30-day easy returns
Secure checkout

Product FAQs

What size saddle pad do I need?

Match the pad to your saddle size and type. Dressage pads are longer and straight-cut for longer flaps. Jumping pads are shorter with a more forward cut. Measure your saddle flap length and compare to the pad dimensions in the product description.

What colour saddle pad is allowed in competition?

EA dressage rules require solid white, off-white, grey, or dark-coloured pads. No patterns or multi-coloured pads. For show jumping, the rules are more relaxed — check the current EA rule book. Conservative colours are always safe.

How often should I wash my saddle pads?

Wash saddle pads every 5-7 rides to prevent bacteria buildup that can cause skin issues. Machine wash cold, no bleach, hang dry. Avoid fabric softener on moisture-wicking fabrics — it clogs the fibres.


Recently viewed