[Porterlauren]

Most of my best hurdles came from farm dispersal sales and similar,they are the old heavy type.

[Backinwellies]

you can NEVER have too many (another tread here .... uses for hurdles  )

[SallyintNorth]

Most hurdles will have the bars more narrowly spaced at the bottom, so as to stop lambs - provided you use them the right way up

The downside of the mesh is it stops you putting your foot on the bottom run to climb over

[Rosemary]

The downside of the mesh is it stops you putting your foot on the bottom run to climb over

Only matters if you're a short @rse 

[SallyintNorth]

The downside of the mesh is it stops you putting your foot on the bottom run to climb over

Only matters if you're a short @rse 

I love you too ;p

[trish.farm]

ooh you can never have too many hurdles!  Use mine for sheep, jerseys, horses, everything.  Mine were all given to me very second hand from next door farmer.  I was in molevalley stores the other day and found myself stroking the shiney new hurdles which i could never afford, turned round and had 3 people staring at me like the men in white coats were on their way!!

[georgielmgm]

I saw some going relatively cheap on Preloved whilst browsing if that's of any use? Don't know what second-hand would be like for you personally, or whether they would be a disease risk?! (surely a rinse with disinfectant would get rid of that issue?)