Description
Overview
Every high jump set-up needs at least one spare bar, and the Fibreglass Crossbar is the standard 4.0 m length used across school and club stands. Fibreglass flexes rather than denting when it is knocked off, and the square ends give the bar a stable seat on the pegs so a light brush does not send it tumbling.
This is a bar only, not a full set. It pairs with our High Jump Stand Competition and the Vinex High Jump Stands Pair, and it is the size you will want on hand for athletics days, zone meets and training nights.
Key benefits
- Stable square ends rest flat on the pegs for fair attempts.
- Standard 4.0 m length fits competition-style high jump stands.
- Fibreglass bar for repeated knocks in training and meets.
- A practical spare so a broken bar does not stop your event.
Who it's for
Secondary schools, athletics clubs and event organisers running a competition high jump need this bar. Check your stands take a 4.0 m bar before ordering; junior and primary sets often use a shorter bar or a flexible rope bar.
If you are starting from scratch, browse the full high jump range for stands, bars and landing mats, or ask our team to quote a complete set-up.
Care, safety and set-up
Store the bar flat or hung horizontally so it does not take a permanent bend, and keep it out of the sun between meets. Check the square ends are seated squarely on both pegs before each attempt. A 4.0 m bar is oversized freight, so delivery is quoted separately rather than charged at standard rates. Products carry a 12-month guarantee.
Frequently asked questions
Will this bar fit my stands?
It is a 4.0 m crossbar, the length used by the High Jump Stand Competition and the Vinex High Jump Stands Pair on this site. Measure the peg spacing on older stands to confirm.
How is it delivered?
As a long item it is freight-quoted. Add it to your cart or request a quote and our team will confirm the freight cost to your school or club.
Is it sold as a single bar or a pair?
The listing is for a single crossbar. Many schools order two so there is always a spare on the day.
