I picked one up at an army surplus store today. I was wondering what accesories can be attached to the solid velcro upper-arm sleevs? They are all velcro on the out side...shaped just like the pocket. I picked one up at an army surplus store today. I was wondering what accesories can be attached to the solid velcro upper-arm sleevs? They are all velcro on the out side...shaped just like the... » Read More I picked one up at an army surplus store today. I was wondering what accesories can be attached to the solid velcro upper-arm sleevs? They are all velcro on the out side...shaped just like the pocket. « Show Less
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They were designed specifically for attaching unit patches. They were not meant to attach accessories per se. I am not aware of any type of accessories that can be used, just patches and insignias.
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As far as I know u can put on any type of velcro patches. Amazon offers many different patches for sale.
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Nothing heavy for sure. No pouches etc. I am not in the military, but I believe the velcro patches on the upper arm sleeves were meant for insigia, rank, ( the military identification ) corps, battalion etc. The ACU I have has ( small ) pockets under the velcro patch. I hope this helps and that you are as happy as I am with your purchase. Cheers, Boris.
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Normally, your division insignia, and a flag. If you want a military look, choose subdued patches. On the front storm flap over the zipper, there is a Velcro tab for the rank.You may also opt for any variety of embroidered, or rubberized novelty patches.
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It attaches to the leg platform via a Velcro strap not unlike the us army issued pistol holder. I used this certain design with my spec ops uniform an issued gear. But I attached it to my pack or my belt it won't fit with the Alis straps or molle gear. The Velcro strap is too wide but it will fit on the side of a IOTV vest.
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If he means the clips that are hooked onto the handle straps, down at the base, we have a shoulder strap attached to two of those. Is there a strap in your contents? If he means the slide-in buckles (like a baby car seat) that are at each end when its all rolled up, those go down to the matching buckles at the very bottom of pack...to hold the upper part down securely. We didn't see those right away, as they were under the base. Hope he's already figured it out, Christy From: Amazon Answers
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I cannot find any kind of a hook to clip a leash on mine. If that's important to you, you might want to try the Kurgo (I was pretty happy with that one - though the pockets aren't as roomy and it's all one piece). FWIW, my dog pulls a lot and I found a pinch collar works pretty well. Believe it or not, combined with a retractable leash, he's much more manageable. He has more freedom and responds better to the pinch collar. I know that's not the "proper" way to walk a dog, but I'm happy if I can walk him without getting sore arms!
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I have never seen that done. I just pulled out one of out TTI's and looked at the handles. I don't see any way to attach a pocket clip securely and still have all the tools open properly. I think it comes with a sheath that goes on a belt because it's not possible to put a clip on it.Keri-LynnFour Seasons Survival
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No ,if I were you got to an Army and Navy store see what they have then buy it on line or in the shop .I had a similar opinion to yourself as you looked the business on Amazon, not worth a damn when its in your hands plus its a stud flap at the front pocket and a snap hook for the over all cover flap its a pain in the ass trust me buy something else
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I am looking to get this knife and carry in the small of back position. The type of sheath to carry horizontally is called a "scout sheath" and I've found a couple third-party vendors who will make them; just search online for it.
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I know you asked this awhile ago, but it might help others. I lay the poncho down on the ground so that the sleeves are on opposite ends. I fold the poncho in half so that the sleeves are folded onto each other. I then fold both sleeves into the body of the poncho as if I am folding a T-shirt. I keep folding the poncho in half keeping my folds running in the same direction as the original fold until it is shorter than the length of the stuff sack. I start rolling the poncho, as tightly as I can, from the head end so that the drawstrings (possible catch points) are inside the body of the poncho. I have had no problems getting my poncho into the stuff sack using this method. I hope this helps. I know you asked this awhile ago, but it might help others. I lay the poncho down on the ground so that the sleeves are on opposite ends. I fold the poncho in half so that the sleeves are folded onto each other. I then fold both sleeves into the body of the poncho as if I am folding a T-shirt. I keep folding the poncho in half keeping my folds running in the same direction as the original fold until it is shorter than the length of the stuff sack. I start rolling the poncho, as tightly as I can, from the head end so that the drawstrings (possible catch points) are inside the body of the... » Read More I know you asked this awhile ago, but it might help others. I lay the poncho down on the ground so that the sleeves are on opposite ends. I fold the poncho in half so that the sleeves are folded onto each other. I then fold both sleeves into the body of the poncho as if I am folding a T-shirt. I keep folding the poncho in half keeping my folds running in the same direction as the original fold until it is shorter than the length of the stuff sack. I start rolling the poncho, as tightly as I can, from the head end so that the drawstrings (possible catch points) are inside the body of the poncho. I have had no problems getting my poncho into the stuff sack using this method. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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Sort of. The velcro part needs another command adhesive strip to be reused (like just the "poster" strips they sell) but you certainly can get more command adhesive to add to the back of the velcro strip. When you buy this product, it already is attached to a basic command adhesive strip. When you take it off, the adhesive is ruined (this is normal) but the velcro strip part is still usable.
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Kyle - I honestly don't know - because I don't use the clip. I simply drop it into my pants pocket. It's wonderful that way. There's fancy clips and straps for these gadgets and I never use them sir.
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No problem. They have a velcro strap which sizes them down once over those things. I really like mine. You need to memorize where everything is however. They are well made, and higher quality that I expected for the price. I have zero complaints. In Alaska we just used the sleeves of old winter coats. These things look a bit more professional on a 12K sled.....or whatever I paid for that thing.
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Agree with the two previous posts. If you move the pocket clip you can deploy it from either side, additionally you can draw it in a forward or rearward motion. The videos on youtube will help you get the motion down. Good luck! If you don't like it send me an email. I'll take it off your hands.
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Hi Reeve, we actually don't have a longer version of the Ekogrips! But not for a lack of trying, when we tested the pair that went up to our elbows, we found that the 100% silicone was too "sticky" on our arms and proved too difficult to get on and off. Hope that helps :) ~Zach
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Thank you for your excellent question, Sledge.We have not filed to have a National (or NATO) Stock Number assigned, thus there is not one available.How would this influence your purchasing decision? The sleeves are certified under FIPS 201 as electromagnetically opaque shields. Does that help?We look forward to hearing more from you and to helping you make your decision.
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Its hard to explain over text. But its not velcro. It takes advatage of how the plastic is folded to keep it shut. I would totally reccomend looking up a video for a visual representation.
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Its designed to be placed on a glove. It asks you to set the position of the device based on your grip. Strong or weak left hand. No idea about a Velcro solution. If it was strong enough why not.
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I looked on the seller's website as well as conducting a general internet search and didn't find any poncho liners made specifically to complement this poncho. Because of its unique shape, I doubt any generic poncho liners would work either. I wish you the best!