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Hello again, More design questions for all you good people. If you didn't read my last posts, I am a product designer in an equestrian brand, currently developing a new line of saddle bags and other products. If you can spare a couple of minutes to post some short answers to the below points...

[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] or cause "visual polution" Ollie [/ QUOTE ] PMSL - seriously!! [/ QUOTE ] Yes seriously - I know! I personally would never ride without high-vis, these riders were adament that they would rather ride without it when off the roads in v.rural areas. Seems cra\y to me...

[ QUOTE ] I assume you are aiming these saddle bags at people who are riding for long distance/many hours hacking. A saddle bag capable of taking all this equipment would be huge and if it hung off one side of the saddle, be very uncomfortable and heavy for the horse. [/ QUOTE ] I'm looking...

Thanks everyone, I wholeheartedly agree with all of you. The question with high-vis came from speaking to riders that did not want to wear high-vis when hacking in v.rural spots. Quite a few people have said that they would not want to be seen by animals or cause "visual polution" I suppose...

Hello again, Incase you missed my previous post(s), I am a design student currently working for a company designing equestrian products...and I need your help (please)! I am designing a range of saddle bags (and other equipment) at the moment, and would apreciate a few quick answers to the...

Hello again, I am a design student currently working for a company designing equestrian products...and I need your help! I recently posted a link to a survey on UK horse-riders (here’s the link, please help me out and fill one in if you haven’t already… thanks...

Hi All, First of all, great forum! I am an English design student, and have just started an internship in France designing equestrian products for the brand Fouganza. It means I’ve had to leave behind my lovely mare Ella in England, but I’ve joined a great team with a host of ponies and...