Rounded Leather Satchel

4.00 lb

13.00

12.00

5.00

Was: $349.00
Now: $261.75
(22 reviews) Write a Review
100 Year Warranty

Details

  • 100 Year Warranty
  • Key strap
  • Interior & Exterior Pockets
  • Converts to Backpack Mode

Dimensions (W x H x D) 

  • 12.25" x 10.50" x 4.50"

MATERIALS

  • Full Grain Leather
  • Pigskin Lining
  • Custom Stainless Steel Hardware
  • Industrial Marine-Grade Polyester Thread
Videos

I Get A-Round - Rounded Leather Satchel from Saddleback Leather Co.

(22)
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  • 5
    Perfect for everyday

    I bought this leather Satchel mostly to use it as an edc. It had proven to be the right choice. I can carry my camera (mirror less) inside a camera insert, my cables (in a pocket), my iPad and my wallet (long wallet) and my cigar’s stuff, and still have space plus the outside back pocket and the water bottle pocket too. I got it in black and it is beautiful. Also, I always use is in the “backpack” mode with the knot that someone demonstrated in a YouTube video. Very happy with it.

  • 5
    love it

    I love this. Bought it for a scripture case for church. Have started using it through the week as well. Really enjoy it. Very comfortable to wear.

  • 5
    Best Companion.

    This guy goes everywhere with me! From hiking to grocery shopping. Using it as an everyday carry, it's the best size. Also best for picnics, and beautiful photos!

  • 5
    You can't Stop at just One

    I don't know WHAT I was thinking getting 2 of these! Yes, I do...I needed one in TB AND DCB (yes this isn't just a man bag...it's unisex!). These bags are just like all the other SBL gear....tough as nails. The pockets on the side are actually usable (I shove my phone in there and my company ID in the other). Inside holds a water bottle and all my normal EDC type things. And the back pocket; misc paper bits. I have it in backpack mode all the time and even when I'm not wearing it as such, I still leave it and swing it over one shoulder...works out perfectly! Someone once told me this is one of the "must have" SBL pieces...it's timeless and I could not more!

  • 4
    A Definite Keeper

    I got the dark brown, go-anywhere-in-the-world, Rounded Leather Satchel. While one can convert the Rounded Leather Satchel into a backpack (totally cool), one can easily trek across the courtyards of a university campus as they can trek the back trails in search of some adventure. This leather satchel is exceptionally striking. When I first opened the box from Saddleback and removed the satchel from its plastic bag, I had an instant emotional attachment. The dark brown leather satchel just struck a chord within me that was undeniable (Okay, now I’m counting the eye-rolls). Seriously, there’s something about dark brown, full-grain leather that draws you in. I wasn’t quite drooling, but as I inspected the satchel and the strap, its quality construction impressed me. I expect this Rounded Leather Satchel to go wherever I go, and it will not leave me wanting. When I set the leather satchel down, it remains upright (thank you, designer team). The 4.5 inches of extra room at the bottom of the satchel easily accommodates two 9x7 inch paperback books, an iPad Pro 11” with a keyboard case attached, a small/medium-sized EDC pouch, eyeglass case and other paraphernalia. The leather satchel also sports two outer pouches on both ends. Initially, I thought I could squeeze a water bottle in (I’ve tried it and it is doable, but the pockets are too short and shallow for practical use. Also, if I put books and other stuff in the satchel, it would push the sides of the bag out and it would eliminate any remaining space for a bottle). So, I put small items I need quick access to in the pouch facing front, and stuff a bandana on top of it so they don’t fall out; it also it keeps curious eyes out. Overall, the Rounded Leather Satchel is well-designed. May I suggest sewing a flap over the top of the side pockets and attach a thin leather type shoelace or flat strap on the flap to pull the flap down over a button or attachment point, and attach it to the front of the pockets? This prevents objects from falling out if the satchel is tilted, and there is no need for the bandana. :-) A secured flap also deters others standing or seated next to me from surreptitiously removing any items from the pockets. Perhaps a buckled strap might serve as a better deterrent? Thank you for doing such a great job designing and constructing this leather satchel.