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Mud River Dog Handlers Bag
$69.95
Mud River Dog Handler’s Bag
The Mud River Dog Handler’s Bag is built tough to handle everything you need for training, hunting, or travel with your dogs. Measuring 16” x 11” x 14”, this durable gear bag is big enough to carry...
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Mud River Dog Handler’s Bag
The Mud River Dog Handler’s Bag is built tough to handle everything you need for training, hunting, or travel with your dogs. Measuring 16” x 11” x 14”, this durable gear bag is big enough to carry first aid kits, whistles, e-collars, bumpers, and other essentials, yet compact enough to throw in the truck or carry into the field.
Constructed from a heavy-duty, water-resistant poly shell with a double-reinforced bottom, it stands up to tough conditions season after season. The doctor’s bag-style opening gives you fast access to your gear, while multiple pockets keep everything organized. A padded shoulder strap makes carrying easy, even when the bag is fully loaded.
This is the go-to bag for dog trainers and bird hunters who need rugged reliability and smart storage in one package.
Key Features:
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Durable Build: Heavy-duty, water-resistant poly shell with double-reinforced bottom.
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Smart Storage: Multiple compartments plus front magnetic pockets (5.5") and a zippered pocket (13" x 10").
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Easy Access: Doctor’s bag-style opening for quick loading/unloading.
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Comfortable Carry: Padded adjustable shoulder strap (up to 44").
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Perfect Size: 16" L x 11" W x 14" H – roomy yet portable.
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