
this is his Rogue backpack



14"W x 8"D x30"T
- 1000 denier cordura outer
- Waterproof PVC Inner belly and large outer pocket
- Closed cell foam padded straps and back
- Upper and lower adjust shoulder straps
- Side compression straps and water bottle/lock pockets
- Removable bedroll bottom straps
- Waist belt and removable chest strap
- 14"x 15"Inner laptop and 14" x 10"keeper pockets
- Hanger loop
He also does many of the other items that you've come to expect from a bag maker such as a hip pouch, cell holster, and even some Holdfast style foot retention. But what I really always dig are the items that come from solving a problem that the maker himself has.
James is an avid polo goon and as such wanted to solve issues arround mallet transportation so he came up with these:
Mallet Sling

Removable Sling (clips on to any bag with side compression straps)
- 1 or 2 mallet versions
- Holds mallet secure with not bobbling or whistling
Side Arm Pad


4"L x 6 3/4" W
- Tough ass 1000 denier cordura
- 1/2" thick closed cell padding
- Holds up to 3 mallets
good to see him and his company progressing, keep it up dude.
1 comment:
You can also purchase his products at Behind Bars in N.E. mpls.
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