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Summit pouches

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BigAl

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Well maybe this is old news.....or not anything of value for most of the guys with the smaller version of saddles but here goes........ I attached 2 summit saddle bags on my trophyline. It's an old model so of course it's set up different than most of you guy's setup. They are tapered, so I put the narrow portion up front of course. For those who don't want a bunch of junk on their saddle......may not be your cup of tea. Me....I love them. Enough room for several things you always take with you and still room for a snack or a water bottle if you don't want to take a pack that hunt. They don't offer any on their website but anyone with summit stands with them attached....try it. If not your deal.....ehh.....no big deal.....but you might like too. I have suspenders on mine so weight is not an issue but. It might be with your setup. It keeps all my stuff I want in hands reach well....just that. I can put something down in a hurry in a pouch and not worry about falling for the most part. Ok..........that's my small idea that I wanted to share.......guys are way smarter than I are on this forum.....please excuse me if this is old news. I just liked mine so much I wanted to help others if works for them. GOOD SADDLE HUNTING!
 
I have two summit climbers with the saddle bags. I may try this out. Thanks for sharing. The snap loops would probably work great through the molle loops on your saddle.
 
woodsdog2 said:
I have two summit climbers with the saddle bags. I may try this out. Thanks for sharing. The snap loops would probably work great through the molle loops on your saddle.
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The style I have has velcro to attach to the molle loops and zippers elsewhere. Quite a bit of room available. Easy to attach and remove if you don't like it.......no money spent! :wink:
 
I use a military dump pouch on my right side and a Tethered sys hauler on my left.
The sys hauler holds my tether & linemans rope. I have to say I like the size of the sys hauler
but there is no stiffness to support the sys hauler and it is limp. It's a pain to load after a long
cold hunt with gloves on. Looking to switch to another ammo dump pouch of something simular
but a tad larger ?
 
NavyVet88' said:
I use a military dump pouch on my right side and a Tethered sys hauler on my left.
The sys hauler holds my tether & linemans rope. I have to say I like the size of the sys hauler
but there is no stiffness to support the sys hauler and it is limp. It's a pain to load after a long
cold hunt with gloves on. Looking to switch to another ammo dump pouch of something simular
but a tad larger ?
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If you can access one of the summit side pouches and put one on. ....the velcro straps are kinda awkward to get put in but they are easy to use!
 
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