Freejump Soft'Up Classic Stirrups

The single-branch design uses a flexible outer arm that gives way under pressure, which is engineered to release your foot quickly during a fall. This construction also provides more shock absorption than a rigid, closed-loop stirrup, helping to reduce impact on your ankles and knees.

Yes, the eye of the stirrup is offset, which naturally encourages your foot to sit at an angle that promotes a lower heel. This subtle geometry helps you maintain a more stable, correct lower leg position without having to force it.

While they are specifically optimized for the demands of show jumping, their focus on stability and joint relief makes them a popular choice for any rider who spends significant time in a two-point or jumping position. If you primarily ride dressage, you may find the open design less conventional for your needs.

No, the carbon tread is designed as a permanent, high-grip surface with integrated studs. You do not need to replace pads, as the tread itself is built for long-term durability and consistent traction.

Because the stirrup is crafted from spring steel and features a flexible outer branch, it absorbs significantly more vibration than a standard, rigid stainless steel stirrup. You will likely notice less fatigue in your joints after a long ride or a heavy jumping session.