Stübben Phantom Jumping Saddle Configurator

The Stübben Phantom saddle was designed by master saddler Oda Krumey in collaboration with Stübben eventing team riders Pia and Ben Leuwer, as well as American eventing legend Boyd Martin. The Stübben Phantom is thus the legitimate successor to the Zaria Optimum, the first monolap saddle from the iconic saddlery on the Lower Rhine, which was repeatedly voted Saddle of the Year by readers of Chronicle Horse Magazine.

The flat-webbed tree allows the rider enough freedom of movement to sit balanced and securely in the saddle, even in the most demanding cross-country tests. The seat is designed to provide a direct connection to the horse, ensuring seamless communication between horse and rider. The seamless seat, an additional pad under the small saddle flap, and the continuously adjustable knee roll allow the rider's leg uninterrupted contact. The flat wool panel has a large contact surface and can be adapted to various horse backs due to the numerous cutting options.

The innovative W-girthing system is used for the first time in the Phantom. The pressure is continuously distributed over both girth straps, allowing for perfect positioning and pressure distribution of the girth. The W-girthing works with every movement of the horse and, with its powerful dynamics, meets the demands of even the most challenging horse-rider pairs.

The Phantom's sporty, streamlined, and innovative design ensures speed and the freedom to explore any terrain.