Let me ask this in a different way and see if I get a response. Pardon my ignorance, but I don't have military experience and am not a tacti"cool" guy. How are the accessories, like the nalgene and pouch, attached to the mollee webbing? My old Kifaru pack used triglide buckles you would push through the webbing to secure the item. I looked online and saw there are lots of options that seem to work: mollee sticks, speed clips, malice clips, etc.
It depends on the accessories. I can almost guarantee that exo will have an attachment method in place on the accessory. Most companies aren't just putting PALS webbing on the back and making you figure it out anymore.
I tried one of the button strap deals to secure a pouch to my old pack. It was floppy and the buttons would come undone so I ended up sewing triglide buckles to make it more like the kifaru system. I just bought a pouch with mollee on the back that I think will hold my Glock 20 10mm during archery season. I might try the mollee sticks to secure it- they look pretty easy and cool.It depends on the accessories. I can almost guarantee that exo will have an attachment method in place on the accessory. Most companies aren't just putting PALS webbing on the back and making you figure it out anymore.
Normally, there is a stiffened piece of webbing that has a button on the end. That webbing is weaved through the PALS webbing or laser cut molle on the pack.
Here is a pic of a marsupial gear hipbelt pouch as an example.
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We will keep you guys posted, but the Rokslide pre-order will likely be just 1-2 days before the public launch — and we're shooting for March 28 for that public launch. We still have a good chunk of work to get the website ready.
Any chance of getting a frame with one of the 2000ci bags in March? Even if it’s a prototype… I’m really interested in a smaller size bag.
Unfortunately not. We’ll be sure to share more on the daypack when we can.
That volume does include the full-length side pockets.
Mark im back and forth on the 3600 or 5000 k4 . In your opinion can a person pack out a minimalist camp and gear with an entire boned out mule deer (rib and neck meat 75-100lbs) with the 3600 ( roughly 35-45 lbs camp and gear) ??? Thanks in advance
Assuming you're using the load shelf on the frame and not packing the boned-out buck inside the bag, the K4 3600 is certainly sufficient if you have a "minimalist" camp setup.
Yes I always use a load shelf and wear my pack everyday wether on a stalk or not so wanting something that is comfortable, compact and light as possible for daily use but sufficient enough for the big packs out when needed! Thanks for the quick reply! Oh does the 3600 k4 have the horseshoe zipper?
The 3600/7200 have the full-length vertical zipper into the main bag. The 5000 has the horseshoe.
