Hack Sack

[combat_claire]

http://www.hacksack.com/the_bag.html

I saw these advertised in a magazine at Burghley. They look really handy for carting my hunting kit about, but as they are relatively expensive I was wondering whether anyone had already bought one and what they thought. Didn't get much of a response in New Lounge (have no connection with the company but am re-posting in here)

 

[JenHunt]

haven't come across them before... like the idea though!

would be a darn sight more convenient than my current arrangements.... a hat bag and a long boot bag in one hand, a hunting crop dangled round my neck, and a coat hanger carrying hunting coat gripped between my teeth leaving the other hand free carry bag containing jods, shirt and stock, as well as to lock/unlock doors/cars etc...

 

[Happy Hunter]

Gosh that is a little pricey for somthing that will eventually be covered in mud and flung in the back of the landy - just me?!

http://www.amazon.co.uk/SHIRES-STYLE-EQUESTRIAN-RIDING-SILVER/dp/B005T3WYPW

http://www.equinesuperstore.co.uk/boot-hat-whip-bag-smoke-blue.html

http://www.hopevalleysaddlery.co.uk/product-detail.asp?ProductId=231
in brown isnt too bad

My little brother did have something similar to hold his roller blades,,,
http://jugshoes.com/2010/05/pack3/

 

[combat_claire]

haven't come across them before... like the idea though!

would be a darn sight more convenient than my current arrangements.... a hat bag and a long boot bag in one hand, a hunting crop dangled round my neck, and a coat hanger carrying hunting coat gripped between my teeth leaving the other hand free carry bag containing jods, shirt and stock, as well as to lock/unlock doors/cars etc...

That was what I thought, having been on a hunting trip with 2 friends - by the time we had flung 3x pairs of boots, 3x hats, 3x hacking jackets and 3x whips in the truck with the rest of our gear; then drove 300 miles to Exmoor nothing was where it started and it took us ages to sort out whose kit was whose!

 

[JenHunt]

I think HH has a point - they do seem quite expensive, but the shires etc alternatives aren't quite the same so depends what you want out of it, and not one of the cheaper alternatives does All those jobs in one...