OLVENIQ

Bohemia Jumping Saddle

144.000,00 Kč

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EU deliveryTracked delivery across the Czech Republic and the EU.
Statutory warranty24 months on every piece under Czech law.
Advice that helpsHonest answers on sizing and materials before you buy.

OLVENIQ Saddlery — handcrafted in the European Union

Our jumping line begins from the landing, not the take-off — the Bohemia pairs a shock-absorbing panel with a seat so close you feel the stride change before it happens.

We work exclusively with full-grain European calfskin and English bridle butts, tanned slowly with oak and mimosa bark. Each hide is rested, stuffed with tallow and waxes, then burnished by hand — a rhythm of work unchanged for a century, and the reason OLVENIQ leather ages into character rather than wear.

Design & Craftsmanship

  • Reinforced knee pads hidden beneath the flap for five-star durability
  • Full-grain Tuscan calfskin seat and flaps with English bridle-leather skirts
  • Forward-cut flap with calf-leather blocks positioning the leg instantly over fences
  • Wool-flocked panels shaped on the bench, allowing millimetre-precise fitting and future adjustment
  • Covered calf-leather blocks, repositionable via concealed hook-and-loop plates
  • Anatomic cutaway at the shoulder freeing the scapula at maximum bascule

Specifications

Discipline Jumping / Eventing
Tree Adjustable spring-steel
Panels Dual-density wool and latex
Leather Grippy printed calf seat, smooth flaps
Flap Forward-cut with calf blocks
Hardware Stainless steel, old-gold detailing
Weight ≈ 7.3 kg
Made in European Union
Lead time 6–8 weeks

Care

Wipe dust and sweat after each use with a barely damp cloth, then feed the leather monthly with the OLVENIQ Leather Balsam. Keep away from direct heat, allow wet leather to dry naturally, and store on a shaped rack or padded hook. Treated with respect, this piece will serve for decades and acquire a patina unique to your stable.

Questions, Answered

Together with our exchange policy on standard specifications, you can be entirely certain before the saddle stays.