Portable folding sports barrier YakimaSport 100370 with adjustable height for training and competitions

The folding sports barrier YakimaSport 100370 is a portable obstacle designed for training and competition environments. It features an adjustable height mechanism that allows coaches and athletes to set progressive difficulty levels for hurdle drills, sprint work and technique development. The unit collapses into a compact form for transport and storage, and its construction balances stability with lightweight handling to suit schools, clubs and mobile training sessions.

Advantages

This portable folding sports barrier provides quick height adjustment without tools, a compact folded profile for convenient transport, and a stable base that maintains position during repeated clearance drills. Its design supports repeated use in indoor and outdoor settings, and the folding mechanism reduces setup and breakdown time for training groups and competition organizers.

Suitable for

• Athletics hurdle technique and speed drills
• Youth and school physical education classes
• Club training sessions and group workouts
• Warm-up and coordination exercises for multi-sport athletes
• Portable use at competitions and outdoor training locations

Key specifications

• Portable folding design for compact storage and transport
• Adjustable height mechanism with multiple height settings
• Lightweight construction for easy handling by one person
• Stable base to resist tipping during drills
• Suitable for indoor and outdoor use

How to use

Set the barrier on a flat surface and unfold the legs until the structure locks into position. Use the height adjustment mechanism to select the desired setting for the training session; ensure locking points engage securely before beginning drills. Position the barrier at the required spacing for the exercise and verify stability. After training, fold the unit following the reverse procedure, making sure movable parts are clean and dry before storage to preserve the mechanism.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate spacing and progressive height increases to avoid overloading young or novice athletes. Inspect the barrier for damage and secure locking before each session. When used outdoors, avoid prolonged exposure to standing water and store the barrier indoors when not in use to extend service life.