SHIELD Saddlebag - SP/Green
The Salt & Pepper, 23 oz. heavy-duty cotton canvas used to make the SHIELD-SP saddlebag is based on the famous Salt & Pepper backpack used by the Swiss Army. It comes with reinforced leather straps and bottoms and has the original material's timeless appearance and feel. Several different types of materials are offered for this bag.
The SHIELD Luggage series offers unbeatable value with premium materials, a flexible carrying method, and a timeless "vintage" design. The harmony between form and function is flawless. To give the historical design, the durability required for daily use on the road, sturdy cotton canvas and full-grain solid leather were combined.
The bag holder is assembled from full-grain leather and aluminum panels, and can be mounted on our custom frames. Adjustable leather straps allow for easy loading and unloading of bags, or other items as your imagination dictates.
Custom frames need to be purchased separately, and the heavy ones are thicker than the light ones.
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The Salt & Pepper, 23 oz. heavy-duty cotton canvas used to make the SHIELD-SP saddlebag is based on the famous Salt & Pepper backpack used by the Swiss Army. It comes with reinforced leather straps and bottoms and has the original material's timeless appearance and feel. Several different types of materials are offered for this bag.
The SHIELD Luggage series offers unbeatable value with premium materials, a flexible carrying method, and a timeless "vintage" design. The harmony between form and function is flawless. To give the historical design, the durability required for daily use on the road, sturdy cotton canvas and full-grain solid leather were combined.
The bag holder is assembled from full-grain leather and aluminum panels, and can be mounted on our custom frames. Adjustable leather straps allow for easy loading and unloading of bags, or other items as your imagination dictates.
Custom frames need to be purchased separately, and the heavy ones are thicker than the light ones.
