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I would like waist buckle for quicker release
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Did you guys check with CGM maybe? If Wood was still open I'd say call him.
Also Overwatch Outdoors, they offer a raptor buckle on their saddles and I think he's willing to do some custom stuff. Both companies have outstanding reputations
I thought about feeding my TX5 1in wide webbing belt (like pants belt) through there. It adjusts via frame buckles.
Isn't it only like a rope sleeve? Your not going to be able to put 2in wide webbing through there very easily.
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Isn't it only like a rope sleeve? Your not going to be able to put 2in wide webbing through there very easily.
TX5 Low Pro Belt — TX5 Custom Gear
Our Low Pro belt is constructed out of 1” milspec webbing and AustriAlpin Frame buckles. We incorporated a silicone elastic on the inside of the belt to keep it in place while hiking or climbing. This Low Profile belt is perfect for a hunt in your saddle or a day at work or home. To ensure consiste
www.tx5customgear.com
Ah, i see what your saying. didnt think of that. thank youI thought about feeding my TX5 1in wide webbing belt (like pants belt) through there. It adjusts via frame buckles.
Isn't it only like a rope sleeve? Your not going to be able to put 2in wide webbing through there very easily.
TX5 Low Pro Belt — TX5 Custom Gear
Our Low Pro belt is constructed out of 1” milspec webbing and AustriAlpin Frame buckles. We incorporated a silicone elastic on the inside of the belt to keep it in place while hiking or climbing. This Low Profile belt is perfect for a hunt in your saddle or a day at work or home. To ensure consiste
If you can feed 1" webbing through where the rope is, then I'd do that and get a Austrialpin Cobra buckle (the rated ones, not the fashion ones they also sell). If you don't want to sew, then get the Cobra that has the adjustment on both sides and then back up the side you don't want to adjust with a strong triglide (Suncor makes strong ones out of steel that you can find at Sailrite). Otherwise, you can get the one that adjusts on one side only and then sew the other side with several bar tacks.
This is one of the reasons I got rid of my method 2. Was not a fan of the waist belt
I went through a couple trying to find what I liked. Settled on the Cruzr XC and so far through a few sits it is unbelievably comfortable.
I am looking at Buzzards Roost next. But I dig my Method.
Yeah it wasn’t the main reason. Just one of a few. More or less I was accustomed to a single panel, along with a few minor inconveniences. I found it quite comfortable especially for climbing while 1 sticking.
My biggest complaints are the waist band rope and the lack of attaching the two panels together.
Trophy line has two models that are equipped with belts and buckles. I also like Rasins idea. Thank you all for your help and input