Ideal Oryx Twinflap Jump 17.5" MW

Experience the perfect balance of security and close contact with the Ideal Oryx Twinflap Jump Saddle. Built on the foundation of the acclaimed Impala Jump saddle tree, the Oryx enhances the rider experience with a deeper seat profile, providing superior support and confidence for jumping, cross-country, hunting, and general hacking.

Crafted using a combination of soft solid leather and supple hide, this twin-flap saddle ensures both durability and luxurious rider comfort.

Key Features

Deeper Seat Profile: Offers enhanced stability and support, perfect for maintaining position over fences or during demanding activities like hunting

Dual Flap Design: Provides a traditional feel with a super soft, padded knee roll and a wide panel surface area for excellent weight distribution on the horse's back.

Supportive Blocks: Features moulded knee blocks and fixed calf blocks to aid in a secure and correctly balanced leg position without restricting movement.

Quality Construction: Manufactured with soft solid leather and hide for a high-quality finish and comfortable ride.

Conformation Suitability

The Ideal Oryx Twinflap Jump saddle is designed to fit the modern sports horse. This generally means it is best suited for horses with the following conformation characteristics:

Back Shape: Typically suits a horse with a more developed and slightly curvier back profile compared to a flat-backed horse. The deeper seat and type of tree (similar to the Impala Jump) generally work well on a back with some contour.

Wither Profile: While available in multiple widths (from Medium up to X-Wide in some retailers), it often works well for horses with moderate to higher withers and a good slope to the shoulder.

Overall Build: It is often ideal for athletic, warmblood, or sport horse types that are well-schooled and require a saddle that allows for freedom of movement and even weight distribution across a wider bearing surface.

Note: As with any saddle, professional fitting is essential to ensure the correct width, panel shape, and flocking are perfectly matched to your individual horse's measurements and muscle development.