Registered. UPS was the cheapest for me (I shipped English saddles couple times). Yes, USPS seemed to be more expensive than UPS and FedEx. I think it depends a lot on size of the box and weight.11 nov 2011
Can UPS ship saddles?
I've used UPS frequently to ship saddle ground. A lot depends on where it's going, but I've never paid over $50. You can go to ups.com and do a price quote, but entering the weight of the package and zip code that its going to.25 mar 2011
How do you ship a saddle for shipping?
- Put the saddle in a strong, sturdy cardboard box.
- Protect the pommel and cantle with bubble wrap, or other protective padding.
- Tape the box with Fragile tape, or write FRAGILE on the box.
- Tape up the box well and ensure that the bottom will not fall through with the weight of the saddle.
How much does it cost to ship a saddle?
Currently, shipping within the continental U.S. will probably be approximately $50 if you follow these instructions. Shipping a saddle is really that easy! If you are concerned about condition you might wrap the entire saddle with a thin blanket to prevent any abrasion against the cardboard.
Can you ship a saddle?
Shipping a saddle is really that easy! If you are concerned about condition you might wrap the entire saddle with a thin blanket to prevent any abrasion against the cardboard. Really, there is no need for other packing (bubble wrap, blankets, carpet pieces, sponge pads, etc).
What size box is needed to ship a saddle?
The average saddle will require a box size of 18 x 18 x 24, depending on the seat size. A western saddle may need a wider box. Determine the weight of the box. An english saddle is typically around 13 to 15 lbs, without stirrups or any fittings.6 abr 2010
What is the average size of a saddle pad?
Sizing Western Saddle Pads The average western saddle pad will measures 32 inches by 32 inches or 30″ x 30, square, when unfolded. That means most western pads have a 15-16 inch drop (distance from the center fold to the bottom edge) and a 30-32 inch spine.21 oct 2013
What is the pad under a saddle called?
A numnah is a pad of sheepskin or wool that goes under the saddle to keep the saddle clean and to cushion the horse's or pony's back. In North America, we call a numnah a saddle pad or blanket.21 mar 2019