This heavy-duty 1" carbon steel hook over saddle rack is designed to fit any width space between stall bars. It can be easily hung over your stall's front, and the hook and saddle rack are removable for convenient teardown and storage. The hook design allows placement over the front of your stalls or on stall walls between separated oak boards at mid-height, ensuring easy access to your saddle rack. It can securely hold even the heaviest Western saddles and is also shaped correctly for English saddles. This item also includes drilled holes for optional mounting against a wall, making it a versatile choice.
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Brand
Easy-Up
Overall rating: 4.8333335 / 5 from 6 reviews.
Review topics: ["rack","hold","saddle"].
"It is extremely well made and sturdy. It easily holds my saddle securely and the added pad bar is a great bonus for keeping everything organized and off the ground. I really like how portable it is—perfect for shows, travel, or use around the barn. Setup is simple, and the heavy-duty construction feels like it will last for years. Definitely worth the investment for anyone wanting a durable and convenient saddle rack."
"truly perfect saddle rack for the front of the stall that simply hooks over the wall. Very sturdy with a saddle pad bar that keeps things neat."
"Love this! The versatility of using the hook over the top of any fence, or the ability to fasten just the saddle portion over a fence board, is nothing short of great! The blanket bar underneath is a handy addition, and the whole thing is VERY sturdy and well made. Easily holds my heavy western saddles & pads. Even when bumped and banged around by a klutzy gelding who has to step on EVERYTHING, it came through unscathed!"
"I ordered these because they were the sturdiest ones I could find. They exceed my expectations. Super fast shipping too"
"Quality product. Great for traveling to shows. Makes great awards for events. I have 4 of them amd plan to buy more."
"My busy horse seemed to knock off the other lightweight saddle racks. Time will tell but I think his nose has met its match!"
