Overview
The Small Pommel Saddlebag by Cashel ensures you never leave your smaller essentials behind. Designed in a lightweight, rugged material with heavy-duty fasteners, this durable construction keeps your items safe and secure.
A large main compartment perfectly accommodates your larger necessities such as a phone, maps, or lightweight jacket while the outer pocket conquers the smaller essentials. Finished with nylon straps with adjustable buckle closures, you can easily secure this pommel pack to your the front of your saddle and be on your way!
Key Features
- Outer Pocket Handles Small Accessories
- Main Pocket Fit Larger Items (Holds Larger Phones)
- Nylon Straps with Adjustable Buckle Closures
- Made from Lightweight, Rugged Material with Heavy Duty Fasteners
Sizing
| Large Compartment | Small Compartment |
|---|---|
| 8 1/2 X 5 1/4" | 8 1/2" X 3 1/2" |
Customer Reviews
Handy and convenient saddle bagThis saddle bag is great to have on hand for trail rides when you want to bring your essentials, but don't want or need the burden of a larger pack. I also find it super useful for riding in the arena when I don't want my phone to fall out of my pocket. Very secure and easy to access. I like having separate pockets to sort my small items as well.
Excellent productI have purchased several of the “other brand” of saddle pouches. I was constantly replacing them….. they just fell apart. I purchased one of these to market test for our gymkhana club. I have used the same Cashel pouch since July and I love it! I actually bought more for each saddle. These are well made, durable, and most of all….. LOOK GREAT! Now I need to buy 6 for awards for our club.
Previous Feedback
Comments: I ordered a black one and it arrived today. It looks nice. It's lined with a soft nylon so it shouldn't rub your camera or phone. The straps make it super easy to out on ad take off. It's secure. And I put it on 3 different saddles and it looked like it fits just great. Thanks again Cashel for a good product. I ordered the phone case too, anxious to check it out.
From: Karen - Parma, Idaho, USA