Arizona Cinch

Packers, you will never want to go back to a rope cinch after you have used this super cinch, Arizona Cinch. Arizona Cinch is only used for pack saddles and is the best to keep it balanced. When it comes to packing with a sawbuck saddle (not a Decker) each one of the D-Rings usually has a cinch come down. The Arizona Cinch features a pad that is 12″ wide by 36″ long, the straps come up with snaps that snap into the d-ring and has buckles at the bottom. When the cinch comes lose it is then very easy to use the buckles (see in the pictures) to tighten up the cinch and balance out the saddle. The Arizona Cinch will help you balance your saddle and pack equipment. This cinch was designed for fast cinching and when your cinches get loose you will not have to pull your pack. You never have to take your pack boxes off again to readjust your cinches or loosen your load because now you can loosen your cinches from the bottom of the boxes. Notice the buckles, simply pull up on the buckles, readjust your pack outfit. Snap in to the offside of your pack saddle and then attach it by snaps into the near side of your pack saddle and then adjust each side to make sure that your cinch is centered.  What is it made of? Beta straps, 850 PSI per inch, cordura exterior. The wool felt goes against the animal for comfort. Measurements The cinch is 12″ wide, blue felt with mill felt cinch; double rigged. It can be easily adjusted by 4 roller buckles with a pack load in place.