Experience next-level shoulder freedom and technical jumping balance with the Harry Dabbs Future Jump Saddle. Handcrafted in Walsall, England, this 17.5" Medium-Wide (MW) saddle is built on the acclaimed DJ (Deep Jump) Tree, offering an exceptional blend of security, biomechanical innovation, and athletic close-contact performance.

The "Future" panel design is widely celebrated by saddle fitters for its revolutionary cut-back front architecture, specifically engineered to eliminate shoulder restriction and allow performance horses to snap up and extend effortlessly over fences.

Tailored for Your Horse's Freedom

Designed around the unique demands of modern jumping and eventing horses:

• The "Future" Panel Concept: Features an innovative panel shape that curves back and away from the scapula. This prevents the saddle from blocking shoulder rotation, making it ideal for big-moving horses that need total liberty to lift through the front end.
• The DJ (Deep Jump) Tree: Built on a laminated British spring tree with a slightly deeper, more supportive seat profile. It provides a secure, "nested" feel over fences without restricting the rider's two-point position.
• Pure Wool-Flocked Panels: Lined with traditional, high-grade wool flocking that absorbs shock and allows a qualified saddle fitter to easily make micro-adjustments to match your horse's evolving topline.

Key Features

• Premium English Leather: Crafted from selected, high-grip English leather that provides an immediate broken-in feel, superior durability, and excellent security in the seat.
• Forward-Cut Jump Flap: Thoughtfully angled to accommodate shorter stirrup lengths needed for show jumping, cross-country, and upper-level competition.
• Supportive Leg Positioning: Equipped with supportive knee and thigh blocks to anchor the lower leg and keep your posture stable during big efforts over obstacles or sharp turnbacks in the arena.
• 17.5" MW Specification: A highly popular seat and width combination, offering ample room for adult riders while sitting comfortably on horses with standard-to-good wither definition and a medium-wide frame.

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