Geometric obstacles often fall into one of two extremes: designs with too many straight lines can appear rigid, while overly complex curves are difficult to manufacture and often lack a cohesive, recognizable identity.
The AJ18 interlocking oval training jumps feature a repeating curved pattern housed within two stable frames; this maintains a modern aesthetic while ensuring the overall structure of the jump wings remains organized and balanced.
The AJ18 tranining jumps utilize a recurring motif of overlapping, opposing arcs within two distinct window-like frames, creating vertical, elliptical openings. Its defining characteristic is not merely the presence of curves, but the rhythmic repetition of these shapes, which creates a consistent visual cadence—allowing the model to be instantly identified from a distance. The value lies not in generic decoration, but in the cohesive visual rhythm generated by the repeating curves.
We typically recommend using high-contrast colors for the outer frame and the two arcs to accentuate their overlapping relationship—an ideal choice for dynamic event courses or photography.
If the goal is to highlight the jump wings, the poles should feature simple stripes or solid color blocks. If you require a fully branded obstacle, you can incorporate "fillers" or a "gate" to add custom branding.
The AJ18 training jump is an excellent choice if you want to introduce curves, a modern geometric feel, and multi-color combinations to your arena. If you need to display large blocks of text or complex logos, a solid-panel style obstacle would be more appropriate.
Let us know your preferences: high-contrast or low-contrast color schemes, the number of sets required, whether you would like to include branded fillers, the number of poles needed, the destination port, and your desired delivery timeline. If you don't have specific color codes, feel free to share your brand guidelines or photos of arenas you admire.
Can the two arcs be different colors?
Yes—in fact, this is one of the best ways to emphasize the overlapping design.
Can a brand logo be added to the center?
This can be achieved using a separate, low-profile filler piece. We generally advise against obstructing the elliptical openings of the jump wings themselves, as this would alter the original design.
