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Agility 3 Bar Ladder Jump

Agility 3 Bar Ladder Jump - Main image
$220.97 $324.95 In stock

Category: Jumps

  • Description
  • Reviews

There are so many ways to configure this jump.  It can be set as one bar, two bars, three bars, vertically, horizontally, ascending, descending, with or without lower cross bars.  It is so versatile in training different heights and positions for a dog learning and achieving the agility jump.  The two jump side frames have 6 clip strips, with adjustments from 4” to 26” in height.  This makes it a very sturdy and stable jump with three 48” jump bars. The three jump bars have attractive paw print yellow vinyl wraps. Yellow and blue are high contrast colors and are clearly visible.  We do not use tape as it tends to peel and roll in outdoor elements.  It is easy to see the position of each bar because the wraps are arranged in a migrating placement which also assists in visibility.

The ActiveDogs Agility 3 bar ladder jump is constructed of quality furniture grade blue and yellow 1 5/8” PVC pipe and fittings. It is the highest-grade colored PVC pipe.  It is the most attractive, durable and long-lasting pipe on the market.  This is a Furniture Grade Pipe that is ultraviolet (UV) and corrosion resistant and infused with modifiers that allow extra load onto the pipe.  The fittings have tapered edges for smooth edge transition that fits tightly.

The 3 Bar Ladder Jump is 32” tall, comes w/3 Jump Bars. The color is blue with a yellow vinyl accent. Quick and easy to assembly in under 10 minutes with just a rubber hammer.  MADE IN THE USA.

Features: 

  • Fully Assembled Side Frames
  • Sturdy PVC 32” Side Frames
  • 4”–26” Height Adjustments
  • Furniture grade Blue PVC
  • 3 Jump Bars, 48” wide
  • Attractive Yellow Bar Wraps
  • MADE IN USA

Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian ★★★★★

Didn't expect to use the ascending configuration this much, but my athletes love it for plyo work. Switching between horizontal and vertical setups takes seconds, which keeps practice moving.

Lily Z. ★★★★★

I've been using it as a three-bar setup for lateral hops and the height adjustment between bars is quick enough that I can switch to a single bar for higher jumps without breaking my flow. The horizontal configuration is what sold me though, lets me work on wide footwork in a way my old fixed jump n

Jason V. ★★★★★

Didn't expect to use the ascending setup as much as I do, but stacking all three bars at an angle has become my go-to for lateral work. Switching it to a single bar for warmups takes seconds, which matters when I'm already short on time.