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Overview
EZ-View Western Pad Carrier
Store your Western Show Pads in this saddle pad bag, which can hold 2-3 pads, to keep them organized and clean when not in use. This bag is equipped with a see-through panel, carrying straps, a full separating zipper for easy access, and venting holes at the bottom of the bag to improve airflow and odor control.
- Made with a 420 denier nylon
- Stores up to 3 western show pads
- 4 1/2" wide clear PVC panel along 3 sides
- (2) adjustable 1" wide suitcase straps on the inside
- (2) 1 1/2" wide wide rolled carrying straps
- Clear vinyl name pocket on the outside
- Bag Dimensions: 42" long x 20" wide x 5" deep
Key benefits
Clear View Panel
The 4 1/2" wide clear PVC panel along 3 sides of the bag lets you quickly identify which show pads are in it, which is especially useful in busy barns and at shows.
Secure Pad Straps
The (2) adjustable 1" wide suitcase straps on the inside of the bag hold your show pads in place while traveling.
Name Pocket
The clear vinyl name pocket on the outside of the bag measures 3" x 4". It can fit business cards or add your or your horse's name for quick identification.
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Schneiders
Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 10 reviews.
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"Will be used to keep show pads clean and organized. Holds all our pads."
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