Matador On-Grid Packable Hip Pack Review (2 Weeks of Use)
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
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If you use mainly for sling-style carry, the buckle can be zip-tied to prevent someone from unbuckling it and running off with it (more likely to happen when exiting a crowded subway train or station). If there is enough of an opening in the male side buckle prong - the visible portion when closed - a smaller zip tie can go in there, or a twist tie from a loaf of bread etc., not as strong as tying the whole buckle together by going through the open portion of the webbing slots, but less annoying because zip ties tend to curve a lot. Zip ties can be removed with nail clippers, and twist ties ... duh, just untwist them. So the change isn't permanent. You can even tie the two halves together with dental floss!
It shows that you've been learning about sewing and stuff. You've been mentioning stitching and other fabric touches. Nice!
Thanks André! Always great to learn and gain resources from fellow Pro members like yourself 🙂
- Tom
I am looking more for a packable hip pack, I would not use it at my destination since I have a Patagonia Atom, but I have gotten interested in the the idea of emptying pockets at TSA.something I can wear under my coat, and have some necessities on the plain, like some diabetes supplies.
What do you call these kinds of strap adjusters? I find them to definitely NOT be a quick adjust system
Hi, which one is better the Matador daylight hip pack or the Matador On grid hip pack ? and also the different in sizes?
yeah whats the difference between those 2 products anyway??
Hi, what is the pocka pen you mention in this video?
Do you think a 16oz water bottle would fit
I would like to know that too