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Location: Middle Tennessee | Anyone heard of or ride in a Loredo saddle? They are out of Greenville, TX. I heard it is a small company and he made some saddles for the NFR this year. Here is a picture of mine. I really love it and would like some more info on them.
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Location: NE Texas | Loredo makes MANY of the private label saddles out there. They make Teskey's, some of Jeff Smith's, HR, and many other private label saddles. They used to make private label saddles for me when I was running a tack store chain, and have also made private label saddles for my parents who have a western store in Tennessee. So if you like any of those brands, you'll like a Loredo. When I was doing business with them, they would always make a pretty product, but they would miss a few details. Like on a roping saddle if I ordered a wrapped horn, it would come it wihtout and vice versa. Or if I ordered half holes in the fenders, it would come without. Or if I ordered a 14" barrel saddle, the fenders would be so long that they'd only take up short enough to work for someone 6' or taller. All things to keep in mind if you go through them. Be VERY specific. | |
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Location: Middle Tennessee | Herbie - 2014-02-20 1:27 PM Loredo makes MANY of the private label saddles out there. They make Teskey's, some of Jeff Smith's, HR, and many other private label saddles. They used to make private label saddles for me when I was running a tack store chain, and have also made private label saddles for my parents who have a western store in Tennessee. So if you like any of those brands, you'll like a Loredo. When I was doing business with them, they would always make a pretty product, but they would miss a few details. Like on a roping saddle if I ordered a wrapped horn, it would come it wihtout and vice versa. Or if I ordered half holes in the fenders, it would come without. Or if I ordered a 14" barrel saddle, the fenders would be so long that they'd only take up short enough to work for someone 6' or taller. All things to keep in mind if you go through them. Be VERY specific.
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