If you move fence every day, the step-in post is the tool you touch more than any other — so we're excited about this one. The EverGraze Tread-In Post is the newest member of our own EverGraze line (alongside the reels and netting), and it was built to answer a simple question: why should a premium-built post cost a premium price?
What you're getting
- Proprietary UV-resistant polymer — best-in-class sun protection so posts don't crack, fade, or get brittle season after season
- Precision molding — the fit and finish ranchers keep commenting on: no sharp edges, no flex under tension
- 8 wire & braid positions + a dedicated tape holder — run polywire, polybraid, smooth wire, or polytape at the heights your stock needs
- Long galvanized steel stake — set above the foot peg, so it drives into hard and rocky ground with one boot
- High-strength H-profile — resists bending when the fence loads up
The price part
Sold each at $2.99, or by the box of 50 at $144.99 — that's $2.90 a post, the lowest per-post price on our wall. For scale: a 30-post paddock kit runs about $87 in EverGraze posts. If you're building out a daily-move system, the box math adds up fast.
How it stacks up against the O'Brien and FenceGard
We still sell and run all three tread-ins — they each have a lane. The O'Brien Tredaline carries four polytape positions and the Greg Judy pedigree; the FenceGard is the high-visibility white proven performer; the EverGraze is the premium build at the sharpest price. We put the full spec-for-spec table — prices, holders, stakes, UV ratings — on one page: Tread-In Post Comparison: EverGraze vs O'Brien vs FenceGard.
Pairs with
Step-in posts are one leg of the daily-move kit. Pair a box of EverGraze posts with Super 9 polybraid and a geared reel, and a paddock move takes minutes. New to rotational grazing? Start with Rotational Grazing 101.
Shop the EverGraze Tread-In Post → Free shipping on orders over $150. Questions? Call the shop: 1-888-251-3934 — we graze cattle on these exact posts.
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