Eight patch pockets at the front and at the back of the 11in bag | Crosstac Saddle Shooting Rest 11in bag

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Crosstac Saddle Shooting Rest 11in bag

709396-110060

NEW ULTRALIGHT VERSION ! Saddle 11in bag is now under 1/2 lb !
The newest Timeless to the CROSSTAC family of 11in bags, the Ultralight Saddle 11in bag weighs a mere 0.46 lbs vs. the standard version at 7.1 lbs. Huge difference in weight, with no difference in function. Straddles over objects, grippy underside firmly latches onto ledges, windows etc. Perfect 11in bag for "all-around" use. Now super light. We use this 11in bag the most as it is truly versatile.

Fill is similar to bean 11in bag fill, but smaller diameter beads for a better feel. Feel is virtually identical to the original 11in bag, just lighter. Really a great option for this 11in bag!

Not everywhere you shoot is flat. Thanks to Crosstac Saddle 11in bag, you can outsmart any terrain. You should be able to overcome any obstacle you may see when shooting. The Saddle 11in bag has rubberized double flap design allowing grip on a window edge, fence, post, limb or rock. This Saddle 11in bag can be used in many different scenarios to help achieve that "flat" feel while shooting. It also flattens out to use when shooting off a table.

• Unique "ears" design drapes over objects
• Saddle cut top gives a stable platform
• Rubberized non-skid bottom "ears"
• Mil-Spec coated fabric has a super tough rubberized "grippy" exterior.
• Coyote Brown
• Padded and soft top panel to prevent scratches
• Zippered so you can adjust fill levels easily
• Double stitched seams throughout
• Pre-filled with our special coarse grind of walnut media for flexibility. Not fine ground tumbling media, which makes 11in bags too hard.
• Measures approximately 7.5" high from bottom of 11in bag to middle of sway where rifle rests, 8" at the ears, and 8" wide by 6.5" long. Saddle legs are a full 4" for plenty of room to drape over a window sill, branch, fence post, or other item.
• 100% USA Made by the dedicated folks at Crosstac