I picked one up at an army surplus store today. I was wondering what accesories can be attached to the solid velcro upper-arm sleevs? They are all velcro on the out side...shaped just like the pocket.
66187
Nothing heavy for sure. No pouches etc. I am not in the military, but I believe the velcro patches on the upper arm sleeves were meant for insigia, rank, ( the military identification ) corps, battalion etc. The ACU I have has ( small ) pockets under the velcro patch. I hope this helps and that you are as happy as I am with your purchase. Cheers, Boris.
989232
Yes, the front clear sleeve can be used as a pocket. Clinching the Velcro too tight will negate anything thick.
713295
Hello Ron..I have been asked to comment on your query. The Velcro strips supplied with the insulation pads are pretty decent, in that the adhesive part works well....I cannot comment on the temperature range for application (I live in Qatar, so everything is mostly done in the higher temp ranges)....but did think it worthwhile to mention that you need to watch out for the fact that the rear section (Unltd Wrangler) of insulation, because of its size, detaches itself from the Velcro side of the strip quite often. This is a minor hassle and just needs to be "pressed" back in place. I am considering placing extra strips of Velcro in these "problem" areas. Thanks, Robert Hello Ron..I have been asked to comment on your query. The Velcro strips supplied with the insulation pads are pretty decent, in that the adhesive part works well....I cannot comment on the temperature range for application (I live in Qatar, so everything is mostly done in the higher temp ranges)....but did think it worthwhile to mention that you need to watch out for the fact that the rear section (Unltd Wrangler) of insulation, because of its size, detaches itself from the Velcro side of the strip quite often. This is a minor hassle and just needs to be "pressed" back in place.... » Read More Hello Ron..I have been asked to comment on your query. The Velcro strips supplied with the insulation pads are pretty decent, in that the adhesive part works well....I cannot comment on the temperature range for application (I live in Qatar, so everything is mostly done in the higher temp ranges)....but did think it worthwhile to mention that you need to watch out for the fact that the rear section (Unltd Wrangler) of insulation, because of its size, detaches itself from the Velcro side of the strip quite often. This is a minor hassle and just needs to be "pressed" back in place. I am considering placing extra strips of Velcro in these "problem" areas. Thanks, Robert « Show Less
2164099
Thank you for your inquiry, I am not sure If I can upload an image here so I will try to describe it as best as possible, the image you see shows the front, when you open the front Velcro closure there is the main pocket for the tool and behind that is a elastic pocket that is sewn in for the flat bit rails leatherman offers, on the sides of the sheath which is elastic there are one on each side elastic holders that you can put maybe a small AAA mini mag light, or a driver extension both of these slots have a nylon tab on top to pull out to open the pocket. all of the pockets are open top and bottom. the hole on the bottom of the sheath is to carry the tool in the open plier position. There are 2 sets of belt loops one for horizontal carry and vertical carry on the back.
4220
Yes, it´s a pocket not a mesh. I bought the camo model. Hope that helps you, excuse my english.It´s a big backpack, really comfortable.
1762186
Hard to find decent ones...I use a generic brand horizontal generic pouch. Or most the time I just carry in hands and pockets.
1514312
I've had mine for a long time and the same thing happened. What I did is to get a couple of large back to back velcro pieces and it seems to stay. You can also get some heavy duty super strength glue to hold the bottom velcro piece just make sure it isn't flammable. Regardless of the problem with the gooey velcro fall offs this toastie tush has saved my tush from freezing many mornings, lol. Good Luck
577549
Not sure exactly what the material is but it is like nylon. The velcro is not the typical material that most are used to, it is still a hook n loop but much stronger. I have found that anything but a small, palm size gun gets too crowded so you may want to reconsider depending on the hand gun you have. FYI - I have a versi-pack which is relatively small...
947469
The pocket is pretty dang big, I image you could easily get any multi-tool, including the New Wave in there. There will probably room for a fire steel as well; Has a very secure Velcro strap that will keep it in there with no worries. Cheers!
4221
Yes, its a pocket not a mesh. I bought the camo model. Hope that helps you, excuse my english. Its a big backpack, really comfortable.
27844
If you go to the EPIC website, they list pockets on the 1.0 model and don't list pockets on these. Probably no pockets.
1194676
I had the same problem but u have to go step by step with instructions paying extra attention where the bottom pocket is in Picts its a little confusing but they do work also watch that extra material is not sticking out top but folded in good luck hope this helped,
711420
I don't know what ergo was thinking leaving out the pocket! I went on etsy and had a woman make a pouch that attaches to the ergo so I could hold things. Search ergo 360 and then sewsugarpie is her screen name. Her name is Nichole and she made a bib, a pouch, a hood attachment (since the hood is smaller making it harder to breastfeed discreetly) and some teething pads for the strap in a fabric I picked. She was really easy to work with and made everything I requested.
2277928
I too have had the same question. I was looking for a water bttle holder that has velcro to attach? not sure of otehr options...will follow your post to see if anyone else responds
297688
They are bungee loops for holding gel/gu packs. I suppose you could pin your number on there but it would block access to the pouch (flap entry) and may be irritating where it falls on your legs. You could probably PIN number to the waistband.
1700934
There are 2 small pockets inside with Velcro flaps the lid of the case. I think they are meant for extra SD cards. I managed to put a battery in one of them but I am not able close the Velcro flap on that pocket. (With lens on)
1831048
Yea, i was considering making some kind of armrest/heat shield there. Might help to use the shoulder strap, but i hate using them.