1. saddles designed to support loads on the backs of pack animals such as horses, mules, or donkeys

Examples

• The mules were fitted with sturdy packsaddles for the mountain expedition.
• Traditional packsaddles distribute weight evenly across the animal’s back.
• The guide adjusted the packsaddles before loading the camping gear.
• Leather packsaddles require regular maintenance to prevent cracking.
• The pack train used wooden packsaddles reinforced with metal fittings.
• Modern packsaddles often feature synthetic materials for durability.