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SaddleLockers: Large and In Charge Galvanized Steel Equipment Storage Choices Now for Every Discipline

Rainer Herrmann of HERCO, LLC, and founder of SaddleLockers, has announced that the galvanized steel equestrian equipment security systems that were sold-out hits at Equine Affaire-Ohio and the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event will increase their Mobile Units catalog to offer more sizes for more disciplines.

“This has been our first year introducing SaddleLockers to horse people,” said Herrmann. “We have received some very nice compliments and even better suggestions. We took some of that advice and now are in the process of expanding our Mobile SaddleLocker category.”

Mobile SaddleLockers will soon be available in two new sizes: Standard, suitable for English riders, and Extra Large, for the serious show person or combined driver. Large units, sized for Western or English tack, are available now and you can see them online at www.SaddleLockers.com.

Rainer and Megan Herrmann not only hosted a well-received product at Lexington’s world-famous Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event, but held a complimentary champagne reception. The husband-wife team joked that the new Mobile sizes accommodate gracious hospitality: “They can be equipped with radio and refrigerator, to keep the champagne cold…”

SaddleLockers offer better security, privacy, ease and quality of equipment storage for today’s high-performance athletes and are the only foldable steel lockers for horse owners available for purchase in the U.S. An accordion-style design allows a 180-lb., 71” x 30” x 30”, 20-gauge Stationary steel locker to collapse in a minute for packing. SaddleLockers offers custom vinyl detailing on its doors and can add barn or school logos and colors.

Discover SaddleLockers in the Better Living Center at Equine Affaire-West Springfield, Massachusetts, this November or online now at www.SaddleLockers.com.

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