Heuppads met schapenleer

Eight hours framing walls and I barely felt the bags digging in, which is saying something because my old setup left bruises. The .75 inch wool pads are seriously thick and the leather hasn't curled or cracked yet after a month of daily use.

The sheepskin lining is the part that sold me — after a full day of hanging a loaded pouch off my belt, I don't get that bruised spot on my hip anymore. The wool is genuinely thick, not some thin fleece pretending to be sheepskin.

After lugging a framing bag for years I finally stopped getting that bruise on my hip. The harness leather is stiff at first but the thick wool pad sits right where the belt digs in, and there's no edge poking me. Three weeks in and it's broken in nicely.