Pilot.ie Adds New Pooleys Double Headset Bag to Product Line

Ireland’s only dedicated online aviation and pilot supplies store, Pilot.ie, has announced the arrival of a new product that will be of interest to pilots, instructors, and flying enthusiasts alike — the Pooleys Double Headset Bag in Blue. This high-quality padded bag is designed to hold two headsets, making it a practical choice for anyone who regularly flies with passengers, students, or co-pilots. Unlike a standard single headset bag, the double version eliminates the need to carry two separate cases, keeping everything neatly together in one protective, easy-to-carry solution.

Key features include:

  • Two headset compartments with padded protection
  • Zippered pockets on both outer flaps for charts, pens, or small accessories
  • Quick-access opening sides, allowing you to reach your gear with minimal fuss
  • A stylish blue finish that makes it stand out from standard black flight bags

At just €27, the Pooleys Double Headset Bag offers excellent value for money considering the protection it provides for your most essential piece of cockpit kit. Headsets are one of the most significant investments a pilot makes, so keeping them safe from knocks, scratches, or dust is a must. Whether you’re an instructor carrying a spare for students, a private pilot who often flies with friends or family, or simply someone who likes to keep a backup headset handy, the double bag is a smart, space-saving option.

You can purchase the new Pooleys Double Headset Bag directly from Pilot.ie by clicking here

Jenny Jacobs
Jenny Jacobshttp://www.pilot.ie
Jenny has been involved behind the scenes with Flying In Ireland since it’s foundation in 2002, initially creating the crosswords for the hard copy magazine. Since returning to Ireland from the UK at the beginning of this year she has begun to write more regularly for the website. Jenny is a director and the operations manager of Pilot.ie a dedicated online pilot supplies shop and consultancy for pilots in Ireland in partnership with FlyingInIreland Editor Mark Dwyer. Their 4 year old daughter Maeve is the boss.

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