✓ 3 year warranty· Made in Galicia
Sport · Est. 2012
Cerceda · Galicia
The New Galican Competition Tyre
27 JAN 2026 · 2 min read

The New Galican Competition Tyre

Jump safely. Adjust quickly..

Train with ease.

Sometimes it’s the details that make all the difference – and that’s exactly where we focused. Our new Galican Competition Tyre stays true to what defines our tyres: stability, safety, and quality. At the same time, we’ve improved it where it really matters in training and competition.

As stable as ever – now even faster to adjust

The stable base continues to provide a secure stand. What’s new is the redesigned height adjustment, allowing you to adapt the tyre quickly and effortlessly to any category.
Thanks to clear, easy-to-read markings, you can see quickly either the exact height in centimetres or the corresponding size category (S–L). No endless adjustments, no guessing – se

t it, check it, and go.

Soft, safe, and dog-friendly

As always, the tyre is fitted with soft foam and wrapped in a durable tarpaulin, ensuring longevity and, above all, safety. The opening mechanism is designed to react instantly: as soon as a dog touches the tyre while jumping through, it opens immediately and the two halves swing gently to the side. No resistance, no catching. The side poles are also fully padded and covered with tarpaulin to maximise safety.

Compliant and competition-ready

The Galican Competition Tyre complies with all current FCI standards and regulations.
Need a different set of rules? No problem – we’re happy to advise you on AAC, AKC, ANKC, CKC, UKA, UKKC, UKI, WAO, and other organisations.

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