Horse Riding Air Jackets
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Horse Riding Air Jackets
Our selection of Horse Riding Air Jackets & Air Vests for use in the equestrian world has grown substantially. With Freejump Air Vests being made in France and Point Two Air jackets being made in the UK, the choice for riders can now be somewhat confusing.
The air vests we stock and choose to sell is because we believe these products are the best on the market. These air jackets are protective to the rider at fast speeds, and help to protect the rider in the event of a fall.
The air vests have been designed and refined to inflate faster and also feel more comfortable for the benefit of the rider. Since their introduction to the market, Point Two Air Jackets have been a leading product in the eventing world. Through continuous rider testing and feedback, Point Two continue to lead the way for cross country and continually improve their product range and are worn by many professional riders around the world.
Among our range and offering of Point Two, we also sell Lanyards, Saddle Attachments and Canister fittings. The Lanyard’s attach’s to the Point Two Air Jackets and the saddle which then triggers the jacket airbag system should you fall from the saddle.
We also sell the latest Freejump Air Vests & Air Jackets for adults and for Children, which can be worn for showjumping, dressage and general riding. These air vests do not go over the top of a back protector and are designed to be worn under a show jacket at competitions. Although please note that many riders now wear them over the top of their competition show jacket, which is permitted in BS and FEI jumping rules. We hold in stock all sizes of Freejump Air Vest Canisters along with the Freejump Air Vest Saddle Straps.
Overall, in our opinion the Freejump Air Vests and Point Two Air Jackets continue to lead the way in protective ware for the horse rider. The brands have grasped the needs of the rider and made its range of protective equipment, meets the requirements of the typical horse rider and competition rider today.
Swap after every inflation or once each five years if unused; the seal loses pressure gradually with age.
Yes. Choose a jacket one size larger and ensure nothing restricts the lanyard pull cord.
A hand’s width is ideal, allowing the rider to lean back without the vest catching on leather.