Kramer?

[Templebar]

Has anyone dealt with this company, good or bad?

I have seen some good deals on rugs, in particular the wugs by horseware that fit my mare well, anyone know anything?

 

[Chinchilla]

Just bought from them so really hoping they are good haha.

Though have bought bits from them in the past and had no issue.

 

[Louby]

I bought a couple of months ago and after reading some reviews was a bit worried but they were fab, delivered faster than expected, so I ordered again, no complaints from me

 

[Turitea]

You mean Krämer? Together with Loesdau they are the two leading equestrian retailers in Germany. Krämer sells their own brand as well as other well-known and not so well-known brands. I can recommend them.

 

[turnbuckle]

Oh. I thought you were asking about the loaders

 

[Auslander]

I buy from them regularly, and they are excellent. Fast delivery, good quality, and good prices!

And you get your order in a cardboard box with horses printed on it!

 

[honetpot]

I buy a fair amount of stuff usually in the 20% off sale. Every thing is good quality. I got a bag of mouldy food and they refunded it straight away

 

[asmp]

Have bought quite a bit from them with no problems. They have free postage at the moment too. Recently bought a nice leather anatomical girth for a good price.

 

[cobsarefab]

Love them! But from them regularly always quick delivery nice goods and never quibble on returns

 

[MotherOfChickens]

And you get your order in a cardboard box with horses printed on it!

how am I supposed to hide that from the OH

I've just placed my first order with them -they do pony sized bits which is fab as have found a short shanked pelham (and maybe a top for moi)

 

[Rosiejazzandpia]

They're fantastic one of my go to stores now as they're always prompt with delivery and come in a lovely box sent via courier.
Think they have free delivery at the moment and if you've forgotten an item you can add it onto your existing order with free postage which is great

 

[daffy44]

Love them, great quality, great service, great prices, no complaints at all.

 

[claracanter]

I use them quite a bit, there stuff is of a good quality. Once I ordered something off the website but they didn't have it in the size as stated on the internet but that the only blip I have had with them.

 

[MasterBenedict]

Love love love them. My bank account however does not... 😋

 

[HappyHollyDays]

New catalogue dropped through the door yesterday which is always very dangerous. More dangerous is visiting one of their stores on your way to the airport to fly home and having to stuff all your new purchases in your already full suitcase

 

[katymay]

I’ve used the and have been really impressed with the quality, it seems to be my go to site at the moment, their catalogue made me want to spend an awful lot of money 😊

 

[elliejhb]

I've bought a rug & headcollar with leadrope off them on separate occasions & must say I'm impressed- quality of the products, delivery & packaging.
The catalogue is full of lots of pretty things which are all reasonably priced.

 

[BenvardenRach2]

Really good quality products, i bought a lovely dressage bridle a cob size and it was ridiculously small!! My connies head is not big at all he's always been in cob stuff however i couldn't even get the noseband on the first hole nor the bit in his mouth so was disappointed with the sizing,. Iv've seen a couple of others saying the sizing comes up a bit small on the bridles. However, there customer service was great and I had the money back in my account within days

Otherwise I've bought saddle pads from them and they've been really lovely! Will defo buy again.

 

[Gloi]

Have a lovely rug I got from them.

 

[Sheep]

Good to know there are good reports, might need to go rug shopping soon

You mean Krämer?

I don't think anyone on a UK-based English language forum is going to lose any sleep over a missing umlaut...... especially where the retailer themselves hasn't included an 'e' in its place in their .co.uk website link

 

[Slightlyconfused]

I have ordered from there quite a lot and had no problem.
Mum loves their fleecey boots.

 

[ironhorse]

Sizing might be an issue with some things as another poster has said. I bought a lunging roller from them - size large - and although it fitted my 16hh QH (who was quite small around the girth - 46in on a GP saddle) it didn't offer much adjustment, especially with a decent pad underneath. Wouldn't have fitted a hunter type, for example, so worth checking measurements with them where fit is important. I was pleased with the roller otherwise, although it did fray on one of the rings.
Have bought some lovely shirts from them - shame they don't seem to do them any more

 

[Nasicus]

I purchase from there a fair bit, usually their Haycobs. I have the premium feature, which is like £10 a year for free delivery, but to be honest, postage isn't too speedy on that option, last package took a couple weeks to arrive, but normally takes a week.

 

[CJoe]

I order from them regularly, they are not the fastest to send things ,but they do always turn up and I have found the quality to be good.

 

[leflynn]

What is their clothes sizing like please?

 

[MotherOfChickens]

I purchase from there a fair bit, usually their Haycobs. I have the premium feature, which is like £10 a year for free delivery, but to be honest, postage isn't too speedy on that option, last package took a couple weeks to arrive, but normally takes a week.

how do you find the hay cobs, do you use the hard or soft? wondering if they could be a replacemnt for Agrobs.

got my parcel today-very pleased with the pelham which wont look daft on the pony and the top looks nice as well.

 

[Nasicus]

how do you find the hay cobs, do you use the hard or soft? wondering if they could be a replacemnt for Agrobs.

got my parcel today-very pleased with the pelham which wont look daft on the pony and the top looks nice as well.

I've used both, I was using the soft ones soaked during the winter to bulk up fibre intake, but mostly use the hard ones, so I'll talk about them.
I really like them, they go great in a treatball, good as longer lasting distraction if you chuck a load in a bucket whilst you do something they don't particularly like, and work great as treats because they're big, chunky and tasty. Sometimes I just throw a handful over the door for them to scavenge through. They really do take them a while to eat and really extends chewing time.

Only downside is that they shouldn't be fed as part of a mixed bucket feed (eg mixed into chaff or speedibeet) due to the risk of the horse bolting it down and choking on one. They're very tightly compressed (hence the extended chewing time) so wouldn't break down quickly in the throat.

But besides that, I really rate them

 

[MotherOfChickens]

thanks, I'll give them a try while postage is free-I dont use that many and Agrobs get more difficult to find and expensive. almost tempted to get the premium feature, wonder how it will be affect by Brexit though.

 

[Nasicus]

thanks, I'll give them a try while postage is free-I dont use that many and Agrobs get more difficult to find and expensive. almost tempted to get the premium feature, wonder how it will be affect by Brexit though.

Here's the PDF of the label, if you zoom in you can see the details found on the bag
https://www.kramer.co.uk/$WS/kraemer-pferdesport/websale8_shop-kraemer-pferdesport/benutzer/templates/ws-customer-web/Produktseite/pdf_datenblaetter/B490338.pdf

I wouldn't be surprised if the hay they're made from came from the same place as the Agrobs in all truth, as they're both from the bavarian foothills, or possibly even the same product under a different brand, as I know a few 'own brand' feeds from places are made for them by bigger brands!
They're bags of 10kg, so would work out at £13.98 for 20kg, which isn't too bad imo!

 

[StableMum]

Love Kramer. Everything is really good quality and their electric fencing stuff, particularly the wire is excellent. Customer service is great and returns or exchanges easy. Our definite go to for everything now.