Do it all pack. 1000D Cordura sling attached the Molle Frame with 6 compression straps. Can pack in sticks, platform, pack, feed, meat, etc. Handles 50lb of feed with ease.
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DIY Frame Pack and XOP Bracket Covers
- Thread starter FUSE
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Alex,
seems like I need to come over and hang out with you and this cordura.. I have a few projects I wouldn't mind trying out! haha.
seems like I need to come over and hang out with you and this cordura.. I have a few projects I wouldn't mind trying out! haha.
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Very cool, I made a bunch of compression pads like this for the Guido web.. cordura is awesome.
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So do you unload everything and leave the frame at the base of your tree during the hunt...?
Looks like a great way to transport everything, but isn't it almost as bulky and noisy as a conventional hang on treestand....?
Looks like a great way to transport everything, but isn't it almost as bulky and noisy as a conventional hang on treestand....?
I’m also wondering about the noise. I put a molle frame, shoulder straps and waist belt on my summit climber 7-8 years ago. It really made carrying it more comfortable but I couldn’t stand the noise and creaking it made with every step. I couldn’t get rid of this noise, I even put foam between the stand and the frame thinking that would help but found it was the webbing of the straps and belt contacting/rubbing the frame that was making the noise-especially in cold weather. I installed paracord, tape, and a host of other things to no avail. Maybe carrying less weight with a saddle setup would decrease the noise.
I would think how the frame contours your back and holds everything close it would be better than hanging sticks from a pack putting the weight farther from your body.
@Rod Johnson @FUSE Are you noticing any
noise with the frame?
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Looks good! I have been saying all year I was going to make a set of covers for those brackets but never did lol. Those bad boys are SHARP!
@Redfeather @Chistavocat I havent noticed any noise. I have left it at the base of the tree. I have also left it in the woods on the walk in, further from hunting location.
Maybe the noise was due to the amount of weight I had on it and the fact that the weight seemed to be pulling away from the frame.
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I really like this. Would you post some pics of nothing in the pack? Would like a better pic of what the full sling looks like and all the attachment points to the frame. I'm thinking this may be my next cold weather project.
Thanks! Awesome DIY!