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Should be made of metal
Z
I looked at every possible bag from Eberlestock and elsewhere, trying to decide on the best pack for me. I hunt Arkansas whitetails for 95% of my hunting. I still hunt in a stand with a short walk, usually a mile or less. I try to stay on the stand from before daylight until after dark. I pack food water and most importantly coffee. I saw mixed reviews on the size of the bag, some said it was small and it is on the smaller side but with the molle front I attached a multipack to add another compartment. I bought a set of accessory straps and use the molle on the bottom of the pack as well rolling my 4-1 parka up like a sleeping bag. All total I have my binos, jacket, an extra shirt, The Terminal List hardback, ear pro, IFAK, chapstick, food, hunting knife, 2 game calls, writing utensils, hand warmers, multitool, gloves, 40oz Hydroflask, and my Stanley coffee thermos. I am planning to purchase a lid to increase storage. And a dry bag to stuff my jacket in to keep it dry. I like the pack and accessories very much, I’ve only hunted a weekend with it but so far so good. I went with Eberlestock over other brands because of the accessories available as a system and the quality of the product feel.
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Accessory Straps 25mm x 36"
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Wish these were made a little longer but they work great!
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A+
P
It seems like you can never have enough accessory straps when out in the field. These straps do not disappoint. Typical high quality you would expect from Eberlestock. Highly recommend.
J
Perfect add on to my EMOD system. I now have the ability to strap more effectively to the outside of my EMOD system no matter how I have it configured. I do tons of layering with clothing and I'm always going form snowshoes to no snowshoes. These straps make my constant changing of clothing and equipment a breeze.
