justsomedude
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I now have a fleece pouch on each side and one in the back. Tether on one side, LB on the other and the back could be pruners, jacket, water bottle?
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Ultralight Dump Pouch
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I now have a fleece pouch on each side and one in the back. Tether on one side, LB on the other and the back could be pruners, jacket, water bottle?
justsomedude
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I just made a bag (with a bottom panel ) and it holds my SitDrag, BOD Harness, 30' tether and Rappel hardware
Saddle Assassin
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What does the pattern look like to make some of these if you don't mind sharing
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X2, just picked up the fabric!
justsomedude
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I cut it about 4" taller than needed and fold 4"!downto the 'bad side' of the fabric and sew that all the way across (that will be the drawstring top).
Then inside out , sew across the bottom and up the sides leaving enough of the top open to feed the drawstring through. Turn it right side out and feed some elastic or shock cord through.
Tack on a strap or loop or buckle a few inches from the top so the top stays loose (you don't want the attachment all the way at the top).
I gather the drawstring enough to keep some tension on it and tie it. I don't usually put an adjustable cinch unless it is a bag that plan to carry as opposed to a pouch.
The larger bag I did was basically a fabric tube with an oval bottom sewn on. Increases capacity. I just kind of eyeballed it.
Then inside out , sew across the bottom and up the sides leaving enough of the top open to feed the drawstring through. Turn it right side out and feed some elastic or shock cord through.
Tack on a strap or loop or buckle a few inches from the top so the top stays loose (you don't want the attachment all the way at the top).
I gather the drawstring enough to keep some tension on it and tie it. I don't usually put an adjustable cinch unless it is a bag that plan to carry as opposed to a pouch.
The larger bag I did was basically a fabric tube with an oval bottom sewn on. Increases capacity. I just kind of eyeballed it.
justsomedude
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I'm going to make one or two for my SitDrag next. An attached stuffsack that it can pack into and it can double duty as a dump pouch
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I stealth stripped my dump pouch. It was one of the ones on Amazon under $10. It was camo, but noisy against brush and the harness. Not anymore!!
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I stealth stripped my dump pouch. It was one of the ones on Amazon under $10. It was camo, but noisy against brush and the harness. Not anymore!!
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Nice!
justsomedude
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It will be interesting to see how long the fleece holds up. I think it will do OK. But if you can make a new one in 10 minutes, who cares? 
IkemanTX
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You still have a link on that canteen pouch? I'm wondering what pouch would fit a 10' linesman belt with ropeman1 and 2 carabiners. I wish there was somewhere that had a decent selection of Molle pouches around here, I'd just take my linesman belt with me.
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