She plays quarter poker with her family

This is a really nice leather bag or pouch. It seemed a little pricey but I needed a leather bag approximately this size so I paid what I thought was a bit much. When I opened the box and look at what I had purchased. I see now the value that this pouch was worth every penny. Even the snap on top looks kind of cheap but it isn't. It's a heavy duty snap. The leather is a high quality I don't think you will find this quality merchandise many places and even then for this price. It's a really nice bag worth the money

I like this pouch. I added a D ring so I could tie it down.

thought it would be good for my car but took up too much space

Piel is known for producing high-quality leather accessories.
This Piel Leather Drawstring Pouch is made in Colombia of an excellent grade
of fairly thick and high-quality genuine leather. It is well-constructed with good
stitching, and clearly built-to-last. It is gussetted to accommodate items of some
depth, making it a versitile shape for its convenient size. The interior has a
nylon inner side-wall pocket for keeping smaller items separated within the pouch.

It also has a well-attached clasp that could be used to clip it onto the
belt-loop of your pants, or onto the carrying handle of larger bag, or onto one of
the two collapsible rods that make up the pulling handle of most carry-on luggage.

My only criticism of its design is that the drawstrings, when pulled to their
maximum tightness, do not come even close to closing the top of this pouch.
Specifically, when pulled taught, they reduce the size of the opening at the top
from a little over 8 inches... to a little under 3 inches. That's still quite a gap.
To put it another way... if you filled this pouch with large-diameter coins, such as
silver dollars, and pulled the drawstrings taught, and turned the bag upside-down...
all of the coins would fall out. To be fair, this is due to the thickness of the
high-quaility leather used to manufacture this pouch.

Personally, I purchased this drawstring pouch, because it is the perfect size to fit
in the elastic pocket of the back of the seat in front of me when I travel on an
airplane. I can put a bottle of water or juice in the pouch (which takes up half of
the space in the pouch), along with a couple of little snacks... and the separate
inner pocket still has room to hold my iPod or iPhone, with earphones, along with
my boarding pass and passport and wallet. The fact that it does not securely close all
the way at the top is therefore not critically important for my purposes.

If you are a man looking for a perfectly sized and shaped sack / pouch / bag for holding
just the stuff you need with you at your seat while you are on an airplane... and able to fit
easily into that elastic pocket on the back of the seat in front of you... and you don't want to
look like you are carrying a small lady's purse... this more masculine option is as close to
perfect as you can get. Or if you are doing some sort of medeival re-enactment and you
want a classic "money bag" to hang from your horse's saddle... it looks like it would be
perfect for that also. Though admittedly, I suspect that later option is a very limited
target demographic. :)