🐎 Tough-1 Easy Mounting Aid for Standard Stirrups Review

Bought this to fit a strap under the seat of my jeep. (offroad only) The woman pulls this out of the floor board and lets her hang the 8 inches she needs to stand up in the jeep. Works perfectly!

Okay I didn't use it as intended but it works great for what I use it for. I have a lifted jeep and need a hip replacement and needed a way to do a lower step to get in. Others did the same as me, but it worked great.

I'm a little man with a big mule. help me. If you're having trouble with it, it's probably misconfigured and you're mounting it incorrectly. Great product for little people with big animals.

We attached it to the D-rings on the right side and through the D-rings on the left so the stirrup accessory sits directly under the actual stirrup. Yes, those who have had it for a long time will have a hard time! My mare 16ххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххххх But I "pull and not " as a stirrup, but 100% did what I needed. We also attach it to the D-ring when we sit down so it doesn't flap around when my mare is trotting.

We have had horses for many years. My wife had knee surgery and is now having trouble getting her left leg high enough to reach the stirrup of her saddle to sit down. She uses a mounting block, but you can't take it with you on a trip. We bought this device hoping it would work despite some bad reviews. In our opinion, this device is dangerous. When the foot is placed in the stirrup, the foot swings under the horse's belly and can throw the rider off balance, which can cause the rider to fall…

Bought this for my 10 year old daughter. She no longer wants to use a chock to mount her horse. She wanted something she could take with her on the trail so she could get back on her horse if she had to dismount or fall. Her horse has 15 arms and is only 4ft 7in tall, so she cannot reach the stirrup from the ground. We put it on by slipping it over the horn and then placing it behind the front stirrup. That way she stayed where she needed to be and didn't swing under the horse. She is very…

. At 40 I had a 16.3 hh horse. in this rhythm. Eight years ago I stopped owning a horse (the children grew up and left the nest). Let's go to the present. I'm still 5'4" (okay, maybe down to 5'3") and I've wanted to own a horse again. I knew the days of getting a 16.3hh horse were over so I bought a SMALL quarter horse worth only 14.2hh. To my dismay, I had a heck of a lot of time to move on! Call it age (I'm 55 now) or issues from previous back surgery, but I've just had a hell of a time. the…