The Freedom Kilts Carry-All Sporran

[The Wizard of BC]

Ladies and Gentlemen, I am sorry to say that my sporran maker cancelled my contract without notice or explanation.

I am currently totally out of all Carry-All sporrans.

The cutting dies for the Carry-All are currently in Scotland and I believe I have found a new maker. From the photos I have received the quality is even better than before. The new maker has also improved the design along with the workmanship. I honestly believe that I will have more Carry-All sporrans available very soon and I am confidant that you will be impressed with the features and the quality.

So let's take a look.

Here is the Carry-All Sporran.

This prototype has three leather tassels and a Celtic Knot embossed on the flap.





OK, you may think you are seeing just another day wear sporran. But wait. Hidden in the front flap and closed with velcro is a compartment just the right size for a business card case.





OK, nothing new you may say. Other sporrans have a flap pocket.

Let's open this one up and take a closer look.

Under the flap, and in front of the main compartment, is a second pocket. This is where I keep my pipe tobacco pouch. For those of you who smoke a pipe this is an unopened, standard 50 gram pouch.



Please notice the quality of the workmanship. From the full red leather lining to the heavy, straight lines of stitching. This is a very well made sporran.

Also please note that this prototype has a snap closure. This will be an option on these sporrans but the production versions will have a type of closure that I have never seen on another sporran. Opening and closing with one hand will be effortless.



OK, still not impressed? Still think you've seen it all before so nothing new? Let's take a look in the main compartment.



Notice please the separate pockets to hold a cell phone, small camera, note pad, pen & pencil set or what have you. There is also a clip to secure your keys keeping them near the top and easy to find.

Notice I still have room for a coin pouch and a slim flask.


These photos purposely do not have anything in them to use for scale. I've found that few people can gauge the size of something in a photo from a ruler placed in the photo.

To give you a good idea of the size and capacity of this sporran let me say that I am not a small guy. I'm 6' tall and have fairly large guy hands. I can fit both fists in this sporran when it is empty.

I'd rather you see for yourself what is in here. The proof is in the pudding as they say.

This is what was inside this sporran in the last photo.




The side gussets of this sporran are specially designed to allow you to easily reach to the bottom of the sporran if you drop a quarter down there and yet still be slim enough that you do not have the feeling of wearing a parachute pack in front.

Well, that's all of a teaser I am going to let you have for now. As I said, we are about a week from the first production models. Please stay tuned for updates.