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sly pot pack
The only fault i can pick up with any of the pretty new kit is the pot pack, it takes quite a bit of effort to remove a pot from the pack (obv this isnt such a bad thing but it can cost valuble time yanking at the damned thing)
Its not me complaining rly, i just want every one to know my finding incase others are looser than mine!
Btw i was only trying fatboy pots so god knows what a locklid is gonna be like
All in all though i love the new kit lets me feel like ima part of the team x x x
Its not me complaining rly, i just want every one to know my finding incase others are looser than mine!
Btw i was only trying fatboy pots so god knows what a locklid is gonna be like
All in all though i love the new kit lets me feel like ima part of the team x x x
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Re: sly pot pack
In time will the straps get a bit longer or do i have to get skinnyer? :p
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yeh i noticed that as well JD but with a bit or wear they will be fine as JD said and i think the latter for you Cookie
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Packs will always loosen up, hopefully they will stretch a little not and give a bit longer strap. I know my nxe one was hooded in the end as it had stretched ao much over the years!
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Fair enough, and cookie get some hooked bungie cord! That might keep the pack on ya
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I hope the straps get longer but I found some 100mm velcro on eBay last night for £10 for a metre so that might be on the cards lol
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I had a play around with some pots at work and yes they are a little tight on the
Locklids, the fat boys and others seemed ok. They will slacken off so I really don't see a problem!!
Locklids, the fat boys and others seemed ok. They will slacken off so I really don't see a problem!!
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Cookie all we need to do is have someone stand on you when we pull the straps tight no worries lol I too struggled to get it on but managed after alot of tugging
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Re: sly pot pack
NickOTP wrote:I too struggled to get it on but managed after alot of tugging
And then you tried your pack on? :p
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hahahaha mint cookie
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Cookie I have found what we need.
http://www.ansgear.com/SLY_8_Belt_Extender_Black_p/slybeltextender.htm
http://www.ansgear.com/SLY_8_Belt_Extender_Black_p/slybeltextender.htm
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Cracking idea, well done badger mine is tight so I'll get one. Tweek will probably do the same!!
Re: sly pot pack
From america mind
If a few people want them won't it be better making a mass order because I wouldn't mind a kitbag and the sly ones from europe cost a FORTUNE! maybe a couple of other things then we only have to pay for one shipping costs.
2010 on there for £70
If a few people want them won't it be better making a mass order because I wouldn't mind a kitbag and the sly ones from europe cost a FORTUNE! maybe a couple of other things then we only have to pay for one shipping costs.
2010 on there for £70
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Don't forge about another 24% vat and import duty as it's a non eu country and shipping! But yeah let's see what we can get and I might be able to get some sort of discount!
Re: sly pot pack
Sound mate new thread with a list?
That would still end up at £87.50 so quite abit cheaper and they seem to look exactly the same.
That would still end up at £87.50 so quite abit cheaper and they seem to look exactly the same.
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Re: sly pot pack
I found the knee pads where a bit tight, bearing in mind i have never worn knee pads before. will these loosen a bit other time too?
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Re: sly pot pack
yeah they will loosen up a little with time, but are designed to be quite tight as well helps hold the knee together when running
Re: sly pot pack
I think the knee pads arnt as well made as other in the market but they will do the job (gonna miss using my dye ones thu)
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knee pads are decent, act like a proper knee support as well as giving the padding factor
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abit tight at the top but will get used to them atleast they are comfy everywhere else though
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thats what i thought badger
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not tried my knee pads on yet :p
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