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The Recon Modular Harness System is a low-profile, quiet, modular optics harness and accessories system designed to adapt to any hunt, mission or adventure.
The MultiLid™ uses MOLLE webbing to attach anywhere with compatible webbing, but is most often used and recommended at the top of the pack to function as a quick-access lid for essential items. The MultiLid features a large main open pocket as well as a dedicated water bladder sleeve that fits a standard 3L water bladder. On the underside of the MultiLid is a sleeve where the waist belt is stowed when the lid is pack-mounted. The MultiLid allows the user to downgrade from a pack to a shoulder or waist worn essentials-only go bag.
The MultiLid features a large main open pocket as well as a dedicated water bladder sleeve that fits a standard 3L water bladder. On the underside of the MultiLid is a sleeve where the waist belt is stowed when the lid is pack-mounted. The MultiLid allows the user to downgrade from a pack to a shoulder or waist worn essentials-only go bag.
I may not be a fan of this product but I am a huge fan of Eberlystock as well as every other pack and accessory I have of there’s. The lid is definitely well-built and great quality. But my main issue about this lid is that it’s so loose and can’t cinch down as snug as I want. I like my pack tight! But I do know that when I run something in between the lid in the vapor that it will be just perfect. But I would likely only run it like that when I am carrying game out. Or an over night trip .
Also I would really like it if there was an option to get the lid with a durable material like everywhere else in place of the zipper panel that is ultralightweight and elastic. I would want the elastic option too, because it’s pretty primo and light weight but I would really like to mount some thing like the bow spider to my pack (screwed on instead of strapped on), and that would be the ideal scenario. Also this is why I would want my lid to be ultra tight if I’m running some thing like the Bose spider on it to hold my bow.
Also it would be super, and I mean super, if it was also a Fanny pack!!!
Blessings!
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Stephen J. (Montana)
Multi-Lid
Works great as a belt pack while mountain bike riding.
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Dave (Minnesota)
I absolutely love it ❤️
Love this new version!
Will have to modify the top of my (little trick) to make it attach better, no big deal.
I use it to add lighter must haves, water bladder / water filtration / tourniquets
MultiLid is a MUST HAVE!
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DJ (Pennsylvania)
Versatile
Haven’t been able to use it just yet, but I’m excited to get some miles in with it. I like the versatility it offers depending on the type of hunt/ruck. Only wish is that it came with some standard connections to the F1/batwings/vapor packs.
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C. (Idaho)
Not compatible with mainframe
The multilid cannot functionally mount to any of the mainframe packs. At best it is loose. It was not designed to fasten securely.
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Michael L. (Idaho)
Multilid
It does not attach well at all I had to come up with my own attachment system so it didn’t bounce around. Also could be half again as big
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Brian F. (Oregon)
Butt Pack
Bought the pack for my hunting/biking pack. Not to big and doesn't weight me down when I'm riding trails scouting. Great quality!
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Jeremy E. (Idaho)
MultiLid
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Jeremy (Illinois)
Multi lid
Very flexible to use in many ways. On a recent hunting/sightseeing trip I could use the attached strap as a stand alone pack for hiking. Then fold those inside the holders and attach it as a lid on my pack for easy access to frequently needed items. This is now definitely part of my kit.
