18/09/2026
The pattern repeats every year 👀
The outdoor season winds down, everyone takes a breather, and by the time indoor season opens, whatever's in the barn is what a facility or programme runs on, because the order that should've gone out in September didn't.
The best obstacles are built exactly to a facility's specs, and that takes real production time. The upside of starting early isn't just avoiding a scramble, it's more freedom: room to weigh decisions properly, and space to revise the concept if priorities shift before the order's finalized.
Every jump we make is custom-made to order, which means we don’t keep stock in a warehouse. The earlier you start the conversation about your specifications, the more time there is to calmly work out the details, instead of rushing because of a competition date.
The beginning of every season always brings the same rush: entries, schedules, last-minute decisions and everything coming together at once. Having your jumps ready well before the first competition takes at least one of those worries off the organisers’ shoulders.
There’s still time before the indoor season begins. But it’s also a great moment to start planning for the next outdoor season.
Have questions about our jumps? Drop us a message. 📲😎