Pommel Pocket – Compact Saddle Horn Storage Pouch for Trail Riding – Secure Front Saddle Bag for Phone, Snacks & Small Gear – Durable All-Weather Construction – Easy Access

Have only used twice but fits well and tight to saddle; easily fits 16.9 oz water bottle. Zipper seems good quality.

While riding the trails at Dupont State Park a few years ago I lost my lunch! On a very hot day, I reached behind me to unzip my cantle bag to sip some water, but when I put the water bottle back apparently I was not thorough at re-zipping it. I did not dismount to check it either. When we stopped for lunch about three hours into our ride, a very hungry me was more than a little disappointed to find no lunch in that sorry cantle bag. No water either. I can imagine that the folks riding behind us were wondering what they would find along the trail next. Backtracking the way we came, I located everything except my Little Debbie cookie, and I have a suspicion about where that ended up... there were some guilty looking backpackers... My sandwich had been stepped on, but I ate it, as I said, I was hungry. I ride a Tucker Saddle on a paso fino, that's a ride so smooth I wouldn't notice if a tractor trailer unloaded off her croup, and we cover a lot of ground. It was a painful lesson - now I don't grab anything from a cantle bag while riding. I was delighted when I saw this pommel pocket! Perfect for Tucker's endurance and equitation saddles. I love love love it. It holds my cell phone, a pocket knife, a sandwich, and a water bottle neatly. I bought orange which improves visibility of my bay horses. I sincerely doubt there will be any more missing Little Debbie cookies...

Love this for my saddle. Holds my iPhone 14max pro with room to spare. Doesn’t bounce around and can be snugged tight to the saddle. Good buckles that look like they will hold up.

I really like how this attaches to the front of my saddle. It is large enough to hold my cell phone, truck keys, and a drink. Even at a dead run, this did not come loose from my saddle. It doesn't bounce around either. Very durable and easy to use.

I love this thing so much I use it every single time I ride now! Pretty roomy for such a little pouch. I can fit a couple snacks and my phone and chap stick in it, and my phone is in a bulky case. Great quality, easy to attach, looks good, and is VERY secure on the saddle no matter what we encounter! I love it so much I ordered one for my headband and one for a friend! Now that I know this brand is fantastic, I even have some Trail Max saddle bags on the way. I literally can not say enough good things about this!

We use these for trail rides.Handy to put phone or snack in.

I hate packs on my saddle, but I also hate buying new cellphones because I dropped mine off a horse into a creek. These first world problems are crippling, I know.However, I must say, I am VERY pleased with this little pack. It is just big enough to hold the monster phones we carry nowadays as well as my keys or dog leash. It doesn't fling itself around while cantering (as all the rest seem to), but just stays right where it should in front of my saddle pommel. Downside: if you get red as I did (because I wanted to see it if I happened to drop it somehow), and your horse sweats (as mine does), it will soon start turning....not red. I haven't tried washing it.All in all, very pleased!

Holds small items you may need on a trail ride.

Straps dont fit through d rings of english saddle so ill have to cut them off to fold them over to tie on. Its only large enough for cell phone and a couple other small items. Might as well buy pocket size bag from dollar store and modify that to tie onfor the same storage. And because its small and not very deep and zips along the long side its very easy for things to fall out if it shifts side to side. I lost my earbud case first ride so thanks a lot now i have to pay to replace those. Double waste of money

Belle sacoche, semble solide a premiere vue, assez grosse pour mettre mes clés, mon cell et des petites jumelles. A voir si elles vont toffer la route !