Nylon Stall Guard by Tough 1 Review

Horses lean a little on the stall rail and the metal brackets break. I wouldn't recommend this brand unless it is made heavier metal tools and eyebolts/

I bought two of these. Install strong eyebolts to secure them. They were up for less than six hours, and every click on a page broke. When I got home I didn't have two horses. I am totally disappointed in this product.

This protective gate is designed for over 1000 horses. I put it on the counter and after 2 weeks one of the metal brackets broke (or so I thought). It turns out to be mostly plastic with a bit of metal in the middle. HOW DO YOU EXPECT A PIECE OF PLASTIC TO HANG A 1,000-pound animal?

DO NOT BUY! The day after my husband installed these stable railings my (older) horse kicked him and 2 straps broke. It's been 2 weeks and both kiosks I ordered are broken. I've rescued old, sick horses, nothing wild that urges these guards. MADE VERY CHEAP AND NOT COST!

Latches should be "pot metal" because they didn't last a day! I don't have a wild horse. I just laid it across the coop to give her better airflow. She must have leaned out to get a piece of hay? The first click broke on the first day. then another. I took it off

The latches at the ends are made of cheap metal that doesn't hold up to much pressure. They break at the rectangular part that connects to the webbing. We have a miniature horse that broke 3 out of 6 in the first 2 weeks. We've since removed the rest and replaced them with stainless steel fasteners. The nylon webbing seems to be holding up well.

I bought two, after fitting them to the front of the stall the stitching came undone, I just wanted to re-stitch/secure them. So far I've only read the comments on Haken. I don't have wild Crazy Horses. but i was expecting the quality as my web protectors are over 4 years old only got them because my stains were and they just needed a fresh look. Next time, poorly read comments aren't stars