Harness Cleaning Hook

I hang these from the ceiling in our basement. They are great for coats, hats, extension cords, water hoses, etc. I use one in the garage for bridles, halters, etc.

The tack hook is useful in many ways. It is great for storage in that it gets things off the ground and out of the way. It allows things to dry in the open air and is excellent for hanging almost anything for cleaning and repair. The price is a real bargain as you could not make one as good for the money. Buy one and you will find so many uses for itthat you will be ordering more. I now have 8 of them - no kidding.

The uses for these hooks is only limited by your imagination! Barn and house: horse stuff, dog stuff, people stuff. It all hangs!!

I have one for hanging my lead ropes, and one for halters in the tack shed. They will hold all that you can put on them!

This hook is one of the best organizing tools. There are many uses to it from holding halter/bridles to hanging cinches up to dry. My brother even used one as a grappling hook. I've had these for years and they still look new. Overall great product that lasts and has many uses.

I only use one of these for harness, but have a dozen or more where I hang coats, hats, water hose, extension cords, etc. These are built very strong.

I can't even tell you how many of these I have hanging around my tackroom and barn. I use two for each set of harness to hang from (and I have loads of harness) plus I use them for bridles... and I even have two hanging in the tackroom of my horsetrailer. They are sooooo useful and so affordable!

I've got five of these racks. One hanging in the back of the wash stall for washing tack. They work great to hang leads, tack parts, etc. But I have a work horse harness and the hooks are not wide enough to hold the collar. So, I don't think it should be called a harness hook, but overall still a great rack.

I use this exclusively to hold my tack; bridle, martingales, breast plates, girths, etc after I'm done riding or when I'm switching horses until I have time to clean everything. It's great for holding the tack while your cleaning it also!One word of warning- this should be hung away from anywhere horses regularly pass by. I've seen a horse spook and get it's nostril stuck on a hook and the edge of the nostril was torn clean through. A freak accident, but you can't be careful enough around horses.

Ive used this with multiple things like a hay hook , bridle hook , and of coarse a harness hook this little thing has a big reputation in my stable!!!!!!!!!

I love this hook. My tack room is metal, so unless I weld something to the wall I don't have an easy way to store my tack. A couple of these hooks hung over a ceiling rafter with bailing twine and I have a place to store tons of ropes, halters, bridles. Love it.

We use this hook all the time at the stables. It is so easy to find your tack and keep most of your tack on it bridle, girth, breastplate, and your halter. I recommend this to anyone who has alot of horses and tack!