Survive! Sheaths and standard attachments that fit them

Chris367 said:
the maxped pouch fits the 4.1 well

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Brian_T said:
My first thought on the pouch was Altoid's Tin so small items would be contained a bit better.

When I got the pouch, the attachment points go the wrong way though so I need to rig up some way to get it attached to the 5.1 sheath. The size is spot on though.
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Esse pouch and molle backon my 5.1. This pouch also looks like it would fit the wife's 4.1 but I don't believe the backing will fit.
 
Does that have the long molle straps sewn on the back also for quick attachment? I've only had the molle backing on a Junglas.
 
I didn't know they were a two piece design! I think you stumbled across something really cool there TT.
Here's a sample photo for anyone else that is curious.
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I'm hoping it's good fishing for you! It looks like it's starting to cool down a bit also.
 
Yea my buddies been up to date with weather its about 5° cooler there. I'm sure I'll be able to catch a few shady holes. My buddy is more into catfish then bass. So I guess we'll see who's got a nicer catch.
 
Guys! Dont forget the Specops Brand Combat Master. They are really nice
 
Silver Needle said:
Also, Chiral or anyone, what are your thoughts on Condor? I've been happy with my compact assault pack for my uses, but I know it's not up there with other big brands.
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I'm not sure why Condor isn't more popular... It's pretty inexpensive, which is why I check them first for "tactical" gear. My only Maxpedition is the Sitka which is awesome in my daily uses but not my preferred camping sack. From Condor, I have the dump-pouch (similar to Maxped "roly-poly"?) and the H2O-pouch as well as this one. The dump-pouch gets used extensively, I never realized how handy those are until i moved out into the country. Sweat- or oil-rag, gloves, tools, screws/nails, bug-spray ... that thing is a "must" for me now. The H2O-pouch fits a standard nalgene as well as a nested steel cup and penny-stove, a cup/pot stand, tea-bags/sugar, iodine/sterilizers, matches/lighter, a bottle of fuel.... I'll post pics of that tomorrow. It's great :thumbup:

Some pics of this new one, empty:

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I took some of it full as well, but haven't had a chance to upload, will get to it tonight.
The MOLLE-snap on the back works well with just Kiah's clip but could be strung to the sheath for grater security - i like it just this way. The front pouch can fit a tin just like the ESEE pouch, with a little room on bottom or top, I'll show that in the next set of pics. The main pouch can hold a bunch of stuff depending on your needs and provides easy access - small survival kit, bug-repellant, fire-starter, cell-phone/GPS, pocket-camera, map+compass, deer-scent, extra ammo, flashlight, etc. Obviously you don't have to mount it on your sheath, and I'd advise against it if hauling heavy or delicate items - it'll wag when moving fast and I have a tendency to hit it against things :p
Still, I like it a lot, good buy for only ~$11.
 
That's a great little pouch! I'm not sure why they're not that popular either. They make a quality pack.
 
I got most of my max gear on sale or second hand. I hadn't paid full retail. I really just got the pack to test it as a truck bag and its turned into so much more for me since I had a SOG wally special and it started coming apart. Condor was actually one I was looking at when I found this pack on the exchange for a steal of a price.
 
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