poiuytrewq
Well-Known Member
I need a new saddle badly. I also need to sell the old one to help fund new.
Originally I’d sold the old one privately for £850 which I’d planned would go a good way towards the saddle I’d love (pending on fitting the horse if course) new.
However the sale fell through due to redundancy. I have advertised very lightly but little response.
So I figure I’m going to have to take a hit on it and part ex for a second hand. Sadly the second hand stuff under £1000 say on their website will be a down step from my current saddle- as in I’ll have to buy much older and not as nice and pay more ?
A few people have advised me not to go there for one reason or another.
I like that it’s easy to get to, I can try several and it’s hassle free.
Opinions? Good or bad before I bankrupt myself please?
Any alternatives? I did wonder if a quick trip out to Rimmels at Shipston on Stour but they don’t fit, I’d just take one home to trial it.
Originally I’d sold the old one privately for £850 which I’d planned would go a good way towards the saddle I’d love (pending on fitting the horse if course) new.
However the sale fell through due to redundancy. I have advertised very lightly but little response.
So I figure I’m going to have to take a hit on it and part ex for a second hand. Sadly the second hand stuff under £1000 say on their website will be a down step from my current saddle- as in I’ll have to buy much older and not as nice and pay more ?
A few people have advised me not to go there for one reason or another.
I like that it’s easy to get to, I can try several and it’s hassle free.
Opinions? Good or bad before I bankrupt myself please?
Any alternatives? I did wonder if a quick trip out to Rimmels at Shipston on Stour but they don’t fit, I’d just take one home to trial it.