Tough 1 Hay Hoops Original Collapsible Wall Feeder Net

Had these for at least 10 years on 19 stalls. They are the absolute best. We don't even use the locking top to keep things fast but they just slide shut. Best invention ever and cost effective.

Heavy duty. Well made.

My horse doesn't waste hay with this slow feeder. Love it. wish the little latch on it was a little different. kind of hard to latch it when it is full of hay. Still like it.

Nice design, woulda been easier with two people, but one can do it. Only problem I had is with the screws. They are made out of soft steel and the heads twisted off on two. Soooo, I gently seated the other screws until I can replace them with better quali

"Easy to install, easy to load. I like that I can use any net, so that I can choose or change the size of the openings. What the pictures don't show is that there is an extra little locking mechanism so that when the hoop is up in ""feeding position"", a

I Love these, Wonderful Idea!! I was looking for something to hang my slow feed hay nets, that would make it easy for my kids to fill. I have 6 horses in stalls an this has made chore time much easier, I do say they work best for the latch on a flat smoot

I never buy stuff I can make myself but I just ordered 3 more of these! They are fabulous. Well designed and simple to use. Fantastic price for what you get. I have one trial one in a stall right now and I have ordered 3 more - one for my other stall and

This is a great design. Put the metal hoop down, net is wide open, drop a flake of hay in, put the hoop back up. Easy. Puts the horses head in a natural downward position while eating. Keeps their nose out of the dust. Instructions on outside of pack

I wanted a clean, neat, hay feeding system for my stalls. Closed, plastic barrels with a hay bag attached at the bottom work well in the pasture and I wanted a smaller version of them for the stalls when I saw this. I purchased one to try and LOVE IT!

Fairly simple to install, but it came with very soft, cheap screws. If it were 3” wider and deeper, then a whole flake or two of hay or maybe half a bale could be dropped in without a hassle. You can't fit a half days worth of hay for a horse in it.