4.8★ · 54 Reviews
Stop Losing Track. Start Riding.
The Easy-Up® Pro Stall Basket puts bell boots, brushes, fly spray, and halters exactly where you need them — at the stall front, at home or at a show. Backed by a 7-year warranty from a family business trusted since 1948.
The Problem
A Cluttered Stall Front Is Costing You Time Every Single Day
It’s 5:30 a.m. on show day, and the barn aisle is already moving. Your horse is waiting while you check beneath a folded sheet, look behind the grooming tote, and walk back toward the trailer for the bell boots you were sure you left at the stall. The fly spray is nearby, but the halter has migrated to another hook, and your brushes are scattered between two containers. You haven’t started tacking up, yet your routine is already behind.
Every rider knows how quickly this kind of clutter develops. A stall front becomes the landing place for lead ropes, wraps, grooming tools, spray bottles, fly masks, and the pieces of tack you need throughout the day. At home, those items may move between the tack room, wash stall, and barn aisle. At a multi-day show, they compete for space with trunks, hay bags, buckets, and everything else packed into a temporary setup.
The real cost is the repeated interruption. Instead of staying focused on your horse, you stop to search, retrace your steps, or move one pile to reach another. A missing hoof pick may take only a minute to locate, but then it’s the spray bottle, the clean wrap, or the lead rope. Those small delays add up across morning chores, ride preparation, post-ride care, and evening checks. They also make it harder for anyone helping you to return each item to a place that makes sense.
The issue usually isn’t that you own too much gear. It’s that loose supplies and hanging tack need different kinds of storage, while most improvised setups handle only one or the other. Without one defined place at your horse’s stall, the essentials you use most are often the easiest things to misplace.
Every rider knows how quickly this kind of clutter develops. A stall front becomes the landing place for lead ropes, wraps, grooming tools, spray bottles, fly masks, and the pieces of tack you need throughout the day. At home, those items may move between the tack room, wash stall, and barn aisle. At a multi-day show, they compete for space with trunks, hay bags, buckets, and everything else packed into a temporary setup.
The real cost is the repeated interruption. Instead of staying focused on your horse, you stop to search, retrace your steps, or move one pile to reach another. A missing hoof pick may take only a minute to locate, but then it’s the spray bottle, the clean wrap, or the lead rope. Those small delays add up across morning chores, ride preparation, post-ride care, and evening checks. They also make it harder for anyone helping you to return each item to a place that makes sense.
The issue usually isn’t that you own too much gear. It’s that loose supplies and hanging tack need different kinds of storage, while most improvised setups handle only one or the other. Without one defined place at your horse’s stall, the essentials you use most are often the easiest things to misplace.
Why It Keeps Happening
At a Show, Barn Chaos Stops Being Inconvenient — It Becomes a Real Problem
The problem isn’t you, and it isn’t your horse. Barn equipment is used with wet hands, carried between work areas, shared during busy chores, and packed into unfamiliar spaces at shows. Even a careful routine starts to unravel when the storage setup was never designed to hold loose grooming supplies and hanging tack together.
A milk crate can contain bottles and brushes, but it has no dedicated place for a bridle, halter, or lead rope. A bucket is easy to carry until smaller items settle beneath larger ones and every search becomes a dig. A simple hook rack handles hanging gear but leaves fly spray, bell boots, wraps, and grooming tools somewhere else. Permanent shelves may work in one barn location, yet they cannot automatically follow your horse to a portable stall, trailer, or temporary grooming area.
That division creates a familiar cycle. You add another hook, then another tote, then a second container for the items that no longer fit in the first. Gear spreads across the stall door and aisle because each piece has a different temporary home. When someone helps with turnout or brings your horse back from the ring, there is no obvious place to return what they used. By the end of the day, the system depends less on organization and more on remembering where each item landed.
At a show, the weakness becomes harder to ignore. Space is limited, the schedule keeps moving, and your normal tack-room layout is miles away. You can keep carrying separate containers or building a makeshift arrangement at every stop, but neither approach gives loose essentials and hanging tack one consistent location. You are left managing the organizer instead of letting the organizer support your routine.
A milk crate can contain bottles and brushes, but it has no dedicated place for a bridle, halter, or lead rope. A bucket is easy to carry until smaller items settle beneath larger ones and every search becomes a dig. A simple hook rack handles hanging gear but leaves fly spray, bell boots, wraps, and grooming tools somewhere else. Permanent shelves may work in one barn location, yet they cannot automatically follow your horse to a portable stall, trailer, or temporary grooming area.
That division creates a familiar cycle. You add another hook, then another tote, then a second container for the items that no longer fit in the first. Gear spreads across the stall door and aisle because each piece has a different temporary home. When someone helps with turnout or brings your horse back from the ring, there is no obvious place to return what they used. By the end of the day, the system depends less on organization and more on remembering where each item landed.
At a show, the weakness becomes harder to ignore. Space is limited, the schedule keeps moving, and your normal tack-room layout is miles away. You can keep carrying separate containers or building a makeshift arrangement at every stop, but neither approach gives loose essentials and hanging tack one consistent location. You are left managing the organizer instead of letting the organizer support your routine.
- ✗Hunting for bell boots buried under shavings before every ride
- ✗Fly spray and brushes on the wrong hook — or missing entirely
- ✗Dragging a milk crate or bucket from stall to stall at shows
- ✗Tack piled on the stall door where it slips and gets stepped on
The Solution
Organized in Seconds. Backed for Seven Years.
The Easy-Up® Pro 16" Stall Basket & Tack Rack brings loose supplies and hanging tack into one compact station. The basket measures 16 inches long, 8 inches wide, and 6 inches deep — a defined place for brushes, fly spray, wraps, splint boots, and bell boots. Underneath it, three tack hangers extend 2 inches deep, so a bridle, a halter, or a lead has its own spot instead of competing for the same hook.
Multiple hanging options let you hook it over a stall front at home or at a show, or mount it permanently where you groom and tack up. The same organizer travels with your horse to a show stall and comes home to the barn wall.
For your horse, the payoff is a steadier routine. The spray bottle, the boots, the brushes, the halter, and the lead stay together near the stall instead of being spread across the floor, the door, a tote, and the tack room. You can reach what you need without leaving your horse, and anyone helping in the barn has one obvious place to put things back.
It is sized for daily essentials rather than a full tack trunk, which is the point — it holds what you use every day without swallowing the stall front. Backed by a 7-year warranty, from a family business trusted since 1948.
Multiple hanging options let you hook it over a stall front at home or at a show, or mount it permanently where you groom and tack up. The same organizer travels with your horse to a show stall and comes home to the barn wall.
For your horse, the payoff is a steadier routine. The spray bottle, the boots, the brushes, the halter, and the lead stay together near the stall instead of being spread across the floor, the door, a tote, and the tack room. You can reach what you need without leaving your horse, and anyone helping in the barn has one obvious place to put things back.
It is sized for daily essentials rather than a full tack trunk, which is the point — it holds what you use every day without swallowing the stall front. Backed by a 7-year warranty, from a family business trusted since 1948.
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Right Where You Need It
A 16"×8"×6" basket holds brushes, fly spray, wraps, bell boots, and more — all at arm's reach before every ride.
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Three Deep Tack Hangers
Each hanger is 2" deep — sized to hold a bridle, halter, or lead rope without crowding.
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Show-Ready Portability
Multiple hanging options let you mount it permanently at home and take it to the show barn in minutes.
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7-Year Warranty
Built to Easy-Up's exacting standards and backed by a full 7-year warranty — not a 60-day return window.
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Is the Easy-Up® Pro Right for Your Barn?
What Riders Are Saying
★★★★★
"Perfect for multi-day shows to keep the tack room or stall front organized!"
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★★★★★
"This is perfect to help organize the barn area! Room in the shelf/box for loose items plus hangers for halters! LOVE it!"
✓ Verified Buyer
★★★★★
"better than the plastic milk crates we were using. just hang on a 2by four and you are all set!"
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Side by Side
Compare Three Stall-Front Tack Storage Options
These products organize stall-front gear in different ways. The comparison below uses only details published by each seller; “not listed” means the cited product page did not state that information.
| Feature | Schneiders Easy-Up® Pro 16" Stall Basket & Tack Rack | Weaver Equine Portable Hanging Grooming Basket & Tack Rack | Portable 4 Double Hook Black Tack Rack |
|---|---|---|---|
| Loose-item storage | Wire basket with a plastic bottom liner | Open-top grooming storage compartment | No basket or storage compartment listed; product is described as a hook rack |
| Published dimensions | Basket: 16" L × 8" W × 6" D | Overall: 28" D × 19" W × 14" H | 13" high and extends 21" from the wall |
| Tack hooks | 3 tack hangers, each 2" deep | 4 swivel hooks | 4 fixed double hooks |
| Portable hanging setup | Two interchangeable hook sets for standard 2" walls and portable stalls | Adjustable brackets with a published 1"–2.25" depth range | 3"-wide wall hook for hanging over a fence rail or stall front |
| Permanent mounting option | Hooks can be removed for mounting with included washers and screws | Can fasten directly to a wall | Bottom bracket has holes for permanent mounting |
| Published construction or finish | Gray Armor rust-resistant finish; plastic basket liner | 16-gauge aluminum treadplate; made in the USA | Black painted steel construction |
| Published warranty | 7-year warranty | 1-year warranty | Not listed on the cited product page |
| Published product weight | Not listed on the cited product page | 6 lb. | Not listed on the cited product page |
What Fits Inside — and Why the Dimensions Matter
At 16" long, 8" wide, and 6" deep, the Easy-Up® Pro holds more than it looks. A set of splint boots, a bottle of fly spray, a hoof pick, and a brush — and you've still got room. The three 2"-deep tack hangers are sized for a bridle, halter, or lead rope without slipping. Hang it on a stall bar, a fence rail, a trailer tie, or screw it to the barn wall. When show season hits, it packs up fast. At $59.99 — down from $84.99 — it's one of the most practical investments you'll make in the barn this year.
- ✓16"×8"×6" basket with generous capacity for daily essentials (replace with product photo)
- ✓Three 2"-deep tack hooks sized for bridles, halters, and lead ropes
- ✓Multiple hanging options: stall bar, trailer tie, fence rail, or permanent wall mount
- ✓Portable enough for multi-day shows, sturdy enough for daily barn use
- ✓7-year warranty — built to outlast the seasons ahead
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The Takeaway
For organized riders who are done improvising barn storage.
The Easy-Up® Pro 16" Stall Basket costs $59.99 and backs it up with a 7-year warranty — making it the last stall organizer you'll need to buy for your horse's stall front.
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The Easy-Up® Pro 16" Stall Basket & Tack Rack is $59.99, and orders over $99 ship free. Every purchase is backed by our Perfect Fit Guarantee: if it's not right for your barn, we'll make it right. Seven years of warranty coverage on a $59.99 organizer tells you what we think of it.
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