Saddle rack with removable legs

Abstract

A collapsible saddle rack with detachable legs is provided to enable easy transportation and compact storage. The saddle rack comprises an upper portion formed to support at least one saddle wherein the upper portion is collapsible. The saddle rack includes a lower portion comprising plurality of legs removably connected to the upper portion of the saddle rack wherein the lower portion is also collapsible. A connecting mechanism removably attaches the legs to the upper portion wherein the upper portion and lower portion occupy the least space in collapsed configuration. The connecting mechanism is configured to firmly connect the legs to the upper portion to prevent the removal of the legs from the upper portion and to provide stability to the saddle rack. The saddle rack enables easy transportation and compact storage due to easy assembling/disassembling and collapsible functionalities. The saddle rack is light weight, inexpensive and easy to manufacture.

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