Petrichor
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Very nice. I’m bbqing in one of my seats at the moment.
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Pacseat mods: Putting the 'pack' in Pacseat, & other things
Petrichor
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Alpz modular dove belt I’ve had for years. The pouches are all snap on and off. Put a shell pouch on the right of waist belt, water bottle on left, game pouch on back. Run and gun setup for squirrel, rabbit, duck, and dove.
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That game pouch looks cool
I'm really digging how the seat back material is stretched tight enough to employ the inside as a pocket of sorts. Seems like the perfect place for a just-in-case garment. Fits my Pnuma vest just right.
Petrichor
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Another stellar mod.
For those that wish to know, I got this fabric for a diy ground blind idea. Passed a chunk on to RedBeard. It’s from Amazon and you can buy a lot or a little. I don’t have the link on me but just search mesh hunting fabric or something.
Petrichor
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I might have to start diying. These mods are great.
I'm much more apt to zip tie a thing than to ever attempt sewing it. One of the cool traits of the jersey material that @JSEXTON23 gave me is that the holes are perfectly sized for zip ties.
Got plenty more of this material if you want me to send you some @Petrichor.
Petrichor
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Umm yes…. That’s a definite! Appreciate it!I'm much more apt to zip tie a thing than to ever attempt sewing it. One of the cool traits of the jersey material that @JSEXTON23 gave me is that the holes are perfectly sized for zip ties.
Got plenty more of this material if you want me to send you some @Petrichor.
Sending @Petrichor some jersey material. Anyone else want some? Think I have enough for one more sac.
A single loop of shock cord takes care of stowage for an in-ground bow stand.
And now for an uber-whiz-bang comfort mod...
This $9 pack pillow wedged between the two layers of sunshade material takes the pacseat to a new level of wow. Adding enough air to deploy the "wings" on either side of the existing seat (without inflating the entire thing to max capacity) pulls pressure off the tailbone and allows a more even displacement of weight across the cheeks. It also alleviates the weird pressure I was feeling under my thighs. Again, the pillow itself weighs almost nothing and packs away to nothing!
Truly, this is now a king's chair. Don't believe me? Ask the dishes!
This $9 pack pillow wedged between the two layers of sunshade material takes the pacseat to a new level of wow. Adding enough air to deploy the "wings" on either side of the existing seat (without inflating the entire thing to max capacity) pulls pressure off the tailbone and allows a more even displacement of weight across the cheeks. It also alleviates the weird pressure I was feeling under my thighs. Again, the pillow itself weighs almost nothing and packs away to nothing!
Truly, this is now a king's chair. Don't believe me? Ask the dishes!
It is what it do brah (shakaemoji)
Petrichor
Well-Known Member
I might need that pillow in my life.
Trust me... you gonna buy two
Yep. I find air functions better than any cushion-like product though. Ischial bursitis kills any activities involving sitting very quickly for me. This inflatable pack pillow has been my seat cushion on many a motorcycle ride. A little air lifting me off my bones makes all the difference after and hour or so.
He's right, my second pillow will be here today. It really does step up the comfort