The Jaunty Backpack
- Regular price
- $795.00
- Sale price
- $795.00
- Regular price
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What Inspired Us To Make This Bag:
Easy entry is the name of the game with this great bag. Used as an overnight or two, this English bridle and pebble grained cow hide bag is beautifully finished. Full zip gusset allows you to reach into the bottom of the bag easily. The English bridle leather shoulder strap is coupled with solid brass snaps and buckles making this bag a strong carry on that fits up top on any regional jet or simply on the back seat of your car.
Product Details:
-Hand made from soft pebble grained cow hide and English bridle leather.
-Silver and Brass finished hardware
-Full zipper top closure for security
-Safe front zipper pocket
-Dimensions 12.5”W 15.5”H 5”D
-Interior features a secure zipper pocket
Ask the Experts Why They Choose Freedman's
Kristen Cater, Cater Stables
“The new World Cup HP is state of the art equipment. Freedman’s has yet again taken saddle and rider fit and set up to a whole new level. The new bar system allows for more precise adjustments to insure your rider is in the most optimal position for them and their horse. All while maintaining the quality leather, seat and grip of the World Cup Super Grip. The stirrup bar adjustments are easy to use and the saddle maintains the same great look as before. We love it!”
Jimmy Stachowski, Stachowski Farms
“Freedman's new World Cup HP Saddle is a level above anything else out there. The adjustable bar system is new and has five positions that allow us to put our riders in the leg position that best suits them and their horse. It's the same great saddle, but with improved function and fit for the rider."
Merin Maggi, Maggi Stables
“I switched to the Hunter SG Saddle and have had amazing results. My old saddle, which was designed for jumping, was a little more slick and not as much comfort and stability. The difference I notice in the Freedman’s, is you have shoulder freedom, you have comfort, a deeper seat, and a slightly larger saddle…you get a better performance from the horse and the rider.”