Linda Carle
GBQuality and choice I love shopping with PSOS as the quality of their products is superb. Not the cheapest but worth the extra money. They also do regular campaigns and sales with some amazing discounts.
ANNE (SPAIN)
ESCustomer service is just unacceptable… Customer service is just unacceptable for bridles of that price: They are unable to send spare parts (a nose band in that case) !! The leather quality is just normal. I will NEVER buy again.
Long standing BMW owner
GBWe placed the order beginning of June… We placed the order beginning of June and it took more than a month for it to be delivered and then required quite a lot of additional import duties so we have returned the order. We had ordered meanwhile PS of Sweden tack from a shop in UK which arrived the next day. We would otherwise not have been able to ride our new pony for a month.
Ieva Aleksandrova-Eklone
LVFast delivery and amaizing saddle pads. Fast delivery and amaizing saddle pads. I have ordered PSoS saddle pads during Black Friday sales and received them in a week time. Saddle pads are great - the colour, the thickness, the form - everything! Martina from the Sales Dep. is doing a great job answering all the questions, concerning the products and the order. Will order more PSoS!
Helen Brown
BHNew reins snapped mid jump. Bought reins from a U.K. stockist. The reins snapped after just 1 month of use. I’ve been told from the supplier that PS have informed them that the reins will only snap like that due to trauma or force! I have to say that’s the most ridiculous comment, reins are supposed to withstand force! My daughter was mid jump at the time, i can only be thankful she wasn’t hurt. The business is Houghton Country who have so far been sadly lacking in the customer service department. UPDATE As requested by PS, I have now received a full refund from the supplier. This took a number of weeks and emails detailing their obligations as a supplier. As for the reins, I’m afraid i cannot give them a better review as they SNAPPED MID JUMP. Thankfully my daughter was not hurt. I imagine a product recall would be the safest option for PS..