PACK EQUIPMENT
Pack saddles
& packing
Travelling with a pack mule or horse means considering carrying arrangements, load balance and the equipment as a whole.
T pack saddle · Crossbuck pack saddle
From 1,394 €ScanFit, Mongolian materials, options not included.
Made-to-measure padded cover included, worth €85.
Two types of pack saddle
The riding pack saddle on a journey
From trail to workshop.
Thomas Pflieger developed this equipment from his journeys with mules, particularly in the mountains. To choose a pack saddle, we assess the animal, terrain, luggage and route duration.
A pack saddle carries equipment. Altaï Explore combines riding and packing: it allows travel with pack boxes in a configuration assessed for your travelling companion and the load.
Explore Altaï Explore ↗Secure and organise the load.
The complete crossbuck pack saddle includes:
- two sheepskin girths;
- the pack-saddle tree;
- removable, adjustable high-density foam panels;
- V-shaped girthing;
- four attachments on the crossbucks for the top load.
Your enquiry helps define carrying conditions and fit on the animal.
View the crossbuck pack saddle ↗The T pack saddle.
This pack saddle has removable panels adjustable with shims, together with V-shaped girthing.
It can be practical for outings with children, for example, or walking with a pack animal.
View the T pack saddle ↗Your travelling companion — what journey?
Tell us about your travelling companion, the luggage it will carry, the terrain and planned stages. Together, we can assess the pack-saddle type and configuration with its comfort in mind.
PROJECT GUIDANCE
Assess the carrying arrangements.
Pack-saddle configuration is discussed using information about the animal and your equipment. Our fitting page explains how the assessment begins.
Explore the Altaï approach ↗Explore the Expérience Altaï library
The workshop’s explanations, with their context and limitations.
YOUR PACKING PROJECT
Let’s prepare the load.
Submit my requestSubmit my requestIndicative estimate — Sellerie Altaï confirms your quotation after assessing your horse and your project.