Mopar1169
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It does look slick. But the bag needs something to hold it to your back on the bottom side. You imagine bending over to grab something and the whole bag slides catching a stick in the side of your head. Ouch.
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It does look slick. But the bag needs something to hold it to your back on the bottom side. You imagine bending over to grab something and the whole bag slides catching a stick in the side of your head. Ouch.
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My back is sweating just looking at that thing.
And like Mopar said, imagine trying make your way over a log crossing higher than crotch high without a waist belt. That whole pack and everything in it in your face as you swing to the other side.
I also wonder if they have loaded sticks on the side yet. It appears to me that the buckles to hold down the roll would be under the sticks when mounted to the side. At 4:26 I think they need to rethink something.
I am with you on the roll top. Definite no go for a deer pack.
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OOAL Dual Stool
@Vtbow @Flyerzfan10 thought of ya'll from another thread talking about the Nif-T-Seat and golf chairs. This is like a modern day equivalent. But it's got a price tag to go along with it.
@Vtbow @Flyerzfan10 thought of ya'll from another thread talking about the Nif-T-Seat and golf chairs. This is like a modern day equivalent. But it's got a price tag to go along with it.
Iron_llama
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I actually prefer roll top or drawstring, with a top flap, over zippers. Less noise, less likely to fail. But yeah, this needs a way to secure the bottom of the bag to the harness. Maybe a short bungee hook to a grommet on the waist belt, or something.
Looks like you have to constantly keep weight on it to keep it upright. Meaning if you stand up it will fall over.OOAL Dual Stool
@Vtbow @Flyerzfan10 thought of ya'll from another thread talking about the Nif-T-Seat and golf chairs. This is like a modern day equivalent. But it's got a price tag to go along with it.
Flyerzfan10
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I saw this somewhere the other day. It IS expensive and I honestly don't think i could spend more than a 1/2 hour sitting on that thing. Hammock Seat is probably the most comfortable but you need a chair..OOAL Dual Stool
@Vtbow @Flyerzfan10 thought of ya'll from another thread talking about the Nif-T-Seat and golf chairs. This is like a modern day equivalent. But it's got a price tag to go along with it.
Hall17
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LOVE OOAL! However, when this is an option not sure I could see myself spending that muchOOAL Dual Stool
@Vtbow @Flyerzfan10 thought of ya'll from another thread talking about the Nif-T-Seat and golf chairs. This is like a modern day equivalent. But it's got a price tag to go along with it.
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LOVE OOAL! However, when this is an option not sure I could see myself spending that much
Banded A-I Slough Stool Max 7
The AI Slough Stool is designed to be lightweight, comfortable, and functional. The durable angle iron construction and anchoring feet prov SCHEELS
This is what I would expect to pay for what it is. For $150 you could have a VERY nice fold up chair to sit on.
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I was.surprised these didn't get more attention with the price point they are listed at. One question I had, did I read somewhere on here that XOP and Cody Daquisto might be parting ways? Does anyone know this?
I assumed they already had since he seems to be LWCG all the time.
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Pretty proud of this arm they are! ouch $300?Nomad Carbon Fiber Camera Arm
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Wait till the stand hits the market….
Wait till the stand hits the market….
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I don’t self film but I see it as in line with the market.
$250:
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The very first camera arm I ever bought is still the lightest one. I haven't weighed it but I feel it's a 1/3 of the weight on the pocket arm I recently picked up. It was just hollow aluminum tubing and eventually the bolt holes got loose but it would be easy to drill them out bigger and just use a larger bolt. Why haven't I done that???? I wonder what the easiest method would be to fill just the ends of the tube but for support at the bolt locations? JB Weld?
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Idk.
I do see that the 29” (3 section) LWCG Pocket arm can only handle a 5 pound camera, the TN is tested to 10. Also, I don’t know if the LWCG camera arm weight is for the 2 or for the 3 section camera arm.
I found this video, all he says is it extends further than the others he’s tried