Saddle panniers

[netman]

Any thoughts or suggestions for saddle panniers? What do you use?
Thanks

 

[rayporter]

usually i feel that they ride too low below the animal. i had mine custom made because of this.
all of them will still work but you have to lash them on well. i consider them meat haulers only just to save a trip.

 

[Deplorable77]

the Trail Max ones seem to holding up well for me. Put a 1/4 elk in each one

 

[mcr-85]

I'm not sure what these ones are but I like them. I have a whole spike bull loaded in these ones.

 

[weaver]

Check out the ones from davis tent. They have straps across the top so you can lift the load and not have it just draped across the horse.

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[live2huntelk]

Horse Saddle Panniers with poly liners

Anybody have experience with this style of panniers? For guys that do not own there own stock and rent horses....could pre-pack and weigh each poly liner ahead of time and not take a chance on the condition of rented equipment.

www.rokslide.com

TrailMax Pack-A-Saddle | Saddle Pannier Pack System

Carry everything you need in the TrailMax Pack-A-Saddle from Outfitters Supply. This saddle pannier pack system is detachable and can be easily adjusted.

www.outfitterssupply.com

I have used this one for 5+ years ....with the poly inserts. The poly inserts make a significant difference if using to pack camp in.....I weigh each pannier to within 0.5 pounds....so it doesn't shift. I don't use the H top pack. Instead I use 2-36" green military duffel bags (sleeping bag, clothes, food) - 1 on top of each poly insert. Then, I use ratchet straps across the top of the saddles using the metal d rings on the panniers to secure them and to lift the panniers off the sides of the horse. It has a a belly strap to help secure the panniers. This setup has worked well for 5+ years.

If using the poly inserts, use the panniers that have the reinforced bottoms and corners....will help the panniers last a longer and resist wearing holes in the corners if the horse brush up against trees.

 

[netman]

Thanks fellas! My plan for their use will be for packing meat out this year.

 

[Wrongside]

Horse Saddle Panniers with poly liners

Anybody have experience with this style of panniers? For guys that do not own there own stock and rent horses....could pre-pack and weigh each poly liner ahead of time and not take a chance on the condition of rented equipment.

www.rokslide.com

TrailMax Pack-A-Saddle | Saddle Pannier Pack System

Carry everything you need in the TrailMax Pack-A-Saddle from Outfitters Supply. This saddle pannier pack system is detachable and can be easily adjusted.

www.outfitterssupply.com

I have used this one for 5+ years ....with the poly inserts. The poly inserts make a significant difference if using to pack camp in.....I weigh each pannier to within 0.5 pounds....so it doesn't shift. I don't use the H top pack. Instead I use 2-36" green military duffel bags (sleeping bag, clothes, food) - 1 on top of each poly insert. Then, I use ratchet straps across the top of the saddles using the metal d rings on the panniers to secure them and to lift the panniers off the sides of the horse. It has a a belly strap to help secure the panniers. This setup has worked well for 5+ years.

If using the poly inserts, use the panniers that have the reinforced bottoms and corners....will help the panniers last a longer and resist wearing holes in the corners if the horse brush up against trees.

We've been using these for quite a while too, and really like them. They work really well with our system. Namely, a small string of horses...

 

[MULEPACKHUNTER]

One trick if your using actual riding saddle paniers is to rig your stirrups up under the load and use them lashed together over the top of the load, much like you would with a decker or sawbuck style basket hitch. keeps everything tight.

 

[netman]

Mulepacker you got a picture of that setup? I went to Davis tent to order their panniers and got put on a waiting list.