Missing screws
"I ordered 4 saddle racks. Only 1 rack came with the bolts to mount the rack. Causing me further expense is driving to the hardware store and purchasing more bolts."
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Easy-Up
Overall rating: 3.6 / 5 from 5 reviews.
This portable saddle rack is praised for its spaciousness, sturdiness, and ability to hold heavy saddles and pads. Customers appreciate its great looks, high quality, and efficient design, which makes it suitable for small tack rooms. The double pad bar and adjustable bracket add to its versatility and ease of use.
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"I ordered 4 saddle racks. Only 1 rack came with the bolts to mount the rack. Causing me further expense is driving to the hardware store and purchasing more bolts."
"I bought this for inside my tack box for my dressage saddle. Unfortunately it didn’t fit. It is 3 inches longer than the typical English saddle rack. I kept it anyway because it is well made, sturdy, and looks nice in the black finish. I do think it’s probably better for a western saddle but it can work for English too. The saddle pad bar underneath is smart. Quality product. Just know it is longer than typical racks."
"Well made. Was just what I wanted. Fast shipping. Would recommend."
"I've been using this saddle rack for a few months now and it's working out great for my dressage saddle. (Photo shows it with additional cover which I don't recommend. ) It is helpful to have space to hang saddle pads. You can stack the pads on one side and use the other for sweaty pads that need time to dry. Very happy with this rack!"
"We tried these in our trailer after looking at all the good reviews. We attached them to the beam in the rear rack. They seemed to hold up okay at first but by the 5th or 6th time we used the trailer, they started to bend down. Probably a month after we put them up, they completely gave out. Nothing like having four saddles fall out on you when you open the rear tack door. They probably work just fine in a tack room but definitely don't hold up to bouncing in the trailer."