HFI Jumping Girth with Magnetic Flap

Clip the breastplate or martingale onto the central snap hook, then lay the leather insert over it so the magnets hold it in place. Check before every ride that the insert covers the snap hook completely.

HFI does not state whether the girth has elastic or whether it is anatomically shaped. With the wide size range, it is easy to find the length that matches your current girth. Torn between two lengths? Compare in the shop with the girth you use now.

Choose this HFI girth if you jump with a breastplate or martingale on a snap hook and prefer to have that hook covered, or if you need a length that not every model offers. With eight lengths from 110 cm to 145 cm, in both Black and Brown, most horses will find a fitting size.

Looking for an anatomically shaped girth in full-grain leather with a magnetic cover? Take a look at the Trust Hagen stud girth. If you want the breastplate or martingale attachment to release under a downward pull, the Stübben Pro-Jump Safety stud girth is the alternative. If you prefer a machine-washable anatomical stud girth in synthetic leather, have a look at the Kentucky anatomical stud girth.

Place the girth with the belly guard centred under the belly and fasten the roller buckles on both sides to the girth straps. Clip the breastplate or martingale onto the central snap hook and close the magnetic leather insert over it. Draw reins attach to the side rings. HFI gives no care instructions: wipe off sweat and sand with a damp cloth after use and let the girth dry.

What does the magnetic flap on this HFI girth do?
It is a soft leather insert with magnets that covers the central snap hook for the breastplate or martingale. According to HFI, it reduces the risk of shoes and studs getting caught in the snap hook.

Can I attach draw reins?
Yes, there are side rings for draw reins.

Which sizes are available?
At Maddelin this girth is available from 110 cm to 145 cm, in 5 cm steps, in Black and Brown.

Does the girth have elastic?
HFI does not mention elastic for this model. To be sure, have a look at the girth in the shop.

What buckles does the girth have?
Stainless steel roller buckles.

How does it differ from the Trust Hagen?
Both have a magnetic cover over the breastplate or martingale attachment. The Hagen is anatomically shaped with foam, made of full-grain leather and has nickel-plated brass buckles. The HFI has a snap hook, stainless steel roller buckles and more lengths.

• The HFI magnetic stud girth is a jumping girth with a belly guard.
• A soft leather insert with magnets covers the central snap hook.
• According to HFI, this reduces the risk of shoes and studs catching in the snap hook.
• Side rings are there for draw reins.
• The girth has stainless steel roller buckles and cream stitching.
• Available at Maddelin in Black and Brown, from 110 cm to 145 cm.