TrailMax Large Saddlebags for Trail Riding; Insulated Saddle Bags for HorsesWith Detachable Cantle Bag; Saddle Bag & Cantle Bag Set; Saddle Bags for Western & Endurance Saddles; Black

These bags are made tough. They are plenty large and can carry a lot of gear. The straps you need to keep your load secured are everywhere you would want/need them. My wife and I use these and can carry enough feed and gear to camp for two nights. They don't bounce around on your horse.

Quality is great. Can fit several things. Picture is as shown. Strong and durable. Great for horse camping or just putting on your horse for a ride.

There is so much room for anything you want to pack! My ONLY complaint is the inserts do not hold ice very long while on the trails! The old insulated trail max saddlebags were amazing. I wish the new ones held ice as long.

Took them on Colorado elk hunt. Held bunch of gear and was nice having zip enclosures. Worked very well for us. They will be part of our next pack trip for sure.

Zipper broke the first use.

These Saddlebags do have a lot of room and padded side bags which are nice for binoculars, range finder, etc. I just could not get them to stay in place. They were either significantly leaning over the right or left side no matter how I tied them on. I returned these

It's difficult to open and close the side bags. It really requires two hands, and when in saddle, that's annoying. Hopefully we all have horses good enough that you CAN take your hands away from your reins, twist in your saddle, and fiddle with the zipper. I do, but it's still annoying. The cantle bag. I put my oilskin duster (heavy trenchcoat type long jacket, for the men out there who don't know what it is) in the cantle bag, and I could not keep the whole rig right-side up...it kept slipping to one side. I ended up having to do some serious anchoring to keep it mostly up. Might be user error, but the next day I just tied my duster on the back of my cantle and left the bag in camp. It's well-made. I don't have a complaint about that. And the pockets are nice & deep. But I think I'll buy some cheaper ones that are easier to deal with in saddle. Edit: about 2 years later. I don't use the cantle bag. I'm not a hardcore camper or anything like that. The bags are used every few weekends on a ride (sometimes more). Still inconvenient to get into in-saddle, but the bags are still in great shape, zippers in great shape. I bumped up from 3 to 4 stars. I can't quite give it 5 because I can't attest to whether or not the cantle bag is any good.

Durable and lots of room. I have a large dog and this really is larger than his hips. Still working on the fitting.