🐎 TrailMax Medium Horse Pommel Bags - Durable Double-Stitched Saddle Bags for Trail Riding, Crafted from 600-denier Polyester Review

This is a great size for a knob. It's not too bulky to hold back the reins or the legs. I love that there is room for 2 water bottles on one side and room for a camera, snacks, sunglasses etc on the other side. I wish the lining was more permanent; better stay where you are All in all this is a great product.

I love these little bags. I have an endurance saddle (no horn) and they stay in place without shifting or sagging. I love the little foam padding that keeps the pockets snug and prevents heavy items from sagging at the bottom. The zippers are easy to open and close thanks to small nylon pull tabs on the side, which are easy to hold even with riding gloves.

The first thing that struck me was the packaging. It wasn't wrapped in bubble wrap or tissue paper. It was a clear plastic bag which I already knew would be a good product. The quality of the horn packing is excellent. Everything from zippers to stitching. It even has removable insulators, which surprised me as there was no mention of that. Good choice. I will buy more products from the company.

I like these sizes. They hold drinks and my first aid kit, as well as gloves and some extras. I combine it with my chest pocket so I can easily reach things like my camera and have everything I need close at hand. They have very touching but easy-to-open zippers and soft liners that can be removed to create more space if needed. I also have back pockets, but they hold so much that I rarely use them. They stay tied to my Abetta stamina all the time and are ready to go.

I love these saddlebags. They fit well on the horn of my saddle and I attached them with zip ties. They wobbled or barely moved. I like to have them in front of me to make them easily accessible. Zippers work well, material is durable. I got the orange color for better visibility during the hunting season (I also have a bright orange vest). They had a rope halter and lead rope, 2 water bottles and treats (and a hot dog on the way back from a charity trip - ha!). I would recommend them to…