Saddle bag front saddle english front bag anatomically shaped

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Saddle bag front saddle english Cashel front bag. The bag is specially for the front of English saddles. Anatomically shaped and good attachment at 4 points.... Show more

verzending NL va 4,99, gratis vanaf 99,- mits bestelgewicht max 19kg
verzending BE va 5,50, gratis vanaf 110,- mits bestelgewicht max 19kg
versand DE ab 6,45, Kostenlos ab 129,- bei einem maximalen Bestellgewicht von 19 kg
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Product description

Cashel Front Bag for English Saddle

The Cashel front bag for English saddles is ideal as a saddlebag for an English saddle, providing ample space for belongings and secure attachment to the saddle. The saddlebag is specially designed for English saddles, ensuring an ideal fit.

Advantages of the front bag:

Specially designed for English saddles, ensuring an ideal fit.
Attachment to your saddle at 4 points.
Has an anatomical shape.
The saddlebag is not disruptive to rein aids, provided there are not too many items in the bag.
Features an extra buckle strap at the bottom that can be used for attachment or for carrying a rolled-up jacket or blanket.
The closure of the top compartment has a zipper.
The side pockets have additional anti-rain flaps with Velcro, ensuring the contents of the saddlebag stay in place during riding.
The closure of the side pockets has a clip buckle.

Disadvantages of the front bag:

Only available in one color.

The saddlebag is ideal for:

English saddles with D-rings at the front. If you don't have these, order flex D-rings separately.

The saddlebag is less suitable for:

Western saddles and saddles where you cannot attach a strap to the girth straps under the sweat flap.

Attachment of Cashel front saddlebag:

1. Attach the 2 straps on both sides of the top compartment to the D-rings at the front of your saddle.
2. Attach the 2 straps on both sides at the bottom of the side pockets to the girth straps between the sweat flap of your saddle.