Exiss is a good trailer, They are made by universal trailer which makes severial of the most popular brands of trailers. On this forum as with all others you will find people who are brand loyal or make a complaint about a trailer that could be a problem with any brand. Sometimes its good to ask advice but you should trust your own judgment. What it it that you want your trailer for, weekends, heavy use, LQ etc and then you be the best judge. Some one will always offer their opinion [their own] its up to you to choose. Good luck

By the way I have owned, 5 different makes of trailers, they were all good and served their purpose.

We own an Exiss event trailer, it has alot of miles on it and are very happy with it.  I wouldn't hesitate to buy another Exiss 'Event', but personally, I would not buy the Exiss 'Sport' Model.

In any case, do your homework. Trailer shopping has never been easier. Find an event near you like an Equine Affaire or Congress and look at all the different trailers. Make a list with pro's and con's of each trailer and tally them up when you're done.

But maybe you've already done this... there must be a reason you selected Exiss in the first place.

They are economically cheap...   Good trailer if you aren't wanting to pay much.   I know of alot of people in my area that have them. 

It is probably like when you buy saddles, buy the best that you can afford. 

I have been looking at getting an elite.  But when I look at the cost.. wow.. 

I saw this thread,and I thought,"Oh no,here it goes again."Another chance to bash Exiss ".We have a 2006 Exiss Event LQ w/12'SW.We pulled it this weekend to a ride in a nearby state,and it did just fine.Nothing fell off,no walls fell down,the axles held up,no doors flew open,ect.Just being facitious,but,we love ours just as much as we did our Platinum.

We think we made a good choice,personally.Others that are brand loyal or haul a lot and have had good luck with other brands would probably argue the point,but we are happy with ours.

I also have an exiss event 310 (3 horse, 10' shortwall) Living quarter trailer. I'm not in any way trying to sound like a ego maniac but money wasn't an issue for us when shopping for a trailer. We looked at alot of them, from platinum to elite, to sooner and 4star. My wife would not get off of the exiss, it was the most trailer for her money. It was a 'value' seeming what it came with for the money. The 100k trailer that some of the salesmen were showing us were just gawdy. Plus they were way to long and just had too much crap to them. I really like simple, straight forward and functional. This trailer has been absolutely perfect. I have many miles on it and have never had any safety issue. When we first bought it we had found the roof in the horse area had a leak, they fixed it promptly. (it was from the hayrack we had installed, not even the trailer's fault.).

I guess the cliff's notes are I dont think we could have done better. I love this trailer and the service that comes with the exiss dealers I have dealt with (the trailer mart in Bakersfield, Ca Couldnt have treated me or my wife any better)

Mrs Ford,  my store manager in Conyers, Ga, Lynn, advised me of your problem on 4/11 and advised she has asked you to bring the trailer in for inspection and repair at your earliest convenience.  Rest assured all will be fixed, and at no cost if it is a warrantable problem.  Lynn understood from speaking with you that your hirse bit and tore the wall mats, but could have misunderstood.  At any rate, please come in as soon as you can, and we'll get you taken care of.  If it is livestock damage, without defect in materials or workmanship, we'll treat you right on price.  I promise we will be more than fair, and only ask the same of you.  Below are comments posted in my database by the store manager on that day.

lynn - 4/11/2007 5:15:00 PM (Phone/5 min) -  I spoke with Gail about the wall mat in the HA. Horse bit the mat and ripped it. The last drop window will not shut. I advised her to call us and make an appointment to bring the trailer by for us to make what repairs were needed and covered.She said she will call when school is out for summer break

I appreciate your business, and I'd appreciate the opportunity to get you taken care of.  Thanks,  DON SMITH, OWNER, DHMCO

Just wondering, what is the width of the trailer?  Not very much activity has occurred over the years on that area (the wall, not the floor, at the hind of the horses) for us, and just trying to see what the difference might be?