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Adding a hydration bladder to Jx3

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I am looking for ideas for adding a hydration bladder to the Jx3. I will be using 4 standard beast sticks and placing them between the back and the seat for carrying in and out. I'm not sure if I will have enough room to attach the bladder above where the sticks will be or not.
 
I toyed with adding a bladder between frame and mesh when I first got the hybrid. I didn’t like it. The beauty of the mesh is the breathability. Bladder killed that sticking to your back.

i now use one of several small packs that go between the frame and seat - and in that I have a bladder or bottle depending on amount of water needed. I don’t carry sticks, but if I did and wanted them in between seat and frame I would just flip the bag to hang on outside of the seat.
 
kyler1945 said:
I toyed with adding a bladder between frame and mesh when I first got the hybrid. I didn’t like it. The beauty of the mesh is the breathability. Bladder killed that sticking to your back.

i now use one of several small packs that go between the frame and seat - and in that I have a bladder or bottle depending on amount of water needed. I don’t carry sticks, but if I did and wanted them in between seat and frame I would just flip the bag to hang on outside of the seat.
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That is good info. Thank you for the reply. I will try to attach the bladder horizontally to the back of the frame as high as I can. If the sticks can fit under it will be sweet.

I was checking out your YouTube channel. Do you have a video of how you are attaching the doyles hoist?
 
I have added a Handi-pak to my JX3 for packing out meat. It has a small pocket on it that fits the bladder from my Badlands pack perfectly.

I don’t have a great picture of it, but the pocket I’m talking about is where that white tag is.

www.wildernesspacks.net

Handi-pak | Wilderness Packs

Our Handi-Pak is the perfect option for packing out your game on any of our frames. Just remove or pull away the bag from the frame, load it up and strap it down. PLEASE TELL US WHAT FRAME YOU HAVE TO INSURE THE CORRECT HANDI PAK.
www.wildernesspacks.net www.wildernesspacks.net

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Arkie said:
I have added a Handi-pak to my JX3 for packing out meat. It has a small pocket on it that fits the bladder from my Badlands pack perfectly.

I don’t have a great picture of it, but the pocket I’m talking about is where that white tag is.

www.wildernesspacks.net

Handi-pak | Wilderness Packs

Our Handi-Pak is the perfect option for packing out your game on any of our frames. Just remove or pull away the bag from the frame, load it up and strap it down. PLEASE TELL US WHAT FRAME YOU HAVE TO INSURE THE CORRECT HANDI PAK.
www.wildernesspacks.net www.wildernesspacks.net

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That is really interesting. Have you packed out a deer with it? If so how did the it go?
 
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