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Daryl Daryl
(lyrad1) - MLife

Locale: Pacific Northwest, USA, Earth
Re: Re: Securing the straps on 03/04/2013 20:31:38 MST Print View

Justin,

Here's how I attach the shoulder straps.

here

Daryl

Peter Evans
(NLslacker) - M
Frame pack renovation on 03/05/2013 01:20:16 MST Print View

Cool stuff...
I bummed an old World Famous "Mont Blanc" Pack and have stripped it to the frame and plan to build a pack around it with various materials. I'd like to make it possibly a modular system, with various bags that can be attached on depending on the load.
I am considering trying to make some of it with taped tyvek and make it a no-money project.
I am interested to see what kind of solutions you come up with in your project. Frame packs are great fro carrying a big load, and provide great ventilation.
One thing they do is often put most of the load much higher, I suspect this is an advantage in tranferring more of the weight to the hips vertically, rather than pulling back on the straps when the load is lower.

Justin D Whitson
(ArcturusBear) - F - M
Re: Re: Re: Securing the straps on 03/05/2013 15:54:48 MST Print View

Thank you for sharing that Daryl. Interesting solution to said problem. Gonna look at it a few more times to make sure i understand it correctly. I'm not very "visual" by nature.