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    Backpack Jack
    BPL Member

    @jumpbackjack

    Locale: Armpit of California

    Hello BPL members, I'm working on a multi use belt for hiking and wanted to get some feed back, and see if there was any interest for something like this before I try to sell them. Here are just a few uses.

    1. Belt
    2. Tourniquet
    3. Emergency tarp tie out
    4. Strap for backpack if one breaks/sturnum strap
    5. Hang your pack in a tree or over an edge
    6. Strap to lash things to outside of your pack
    7. Attach it to a water bottle to retrieve water

    I'm sure there are a lot more uses, but now I'll post some pics. Moderators if this is the wrong place to post please let me know. Thanks, Jack

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    The belt is made from light weight 1" webbing with 2, 1 inch "D" rings on one end and a gromet on the other end. I put a gromet in so you can use it to stake out your tarp if a line breaks. The "D" rings are made from plastic, but seem to be holding up very well. I will get a weight on my belt tomorrow. I have a 32" waist and cut mine a little long, always better to be longer than to short.

    Please fell free to comment, positive or negative is welcome.

    If I start making these to sell, they will most likely be in the $8.00-$10.00 range this includes shipping anywhere in the CONUS

    Thanks for looking, Jack

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    John S.
    BPL Member

    @jshann

    Should weigh under 2 oz.

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    Backpack Jack
    BPL Member

    @jumpbackjack

    Locale: Armpit of California

    Weighed the belt today and it comes in at 1 oz.

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    . Callahan
    BPL Member

    @aeronautical

    Locale: London, UK.

    Your belt reminds me of the Rigger's Belt I saw a while back, though I don't think they were particularly lightweight.

    The uses for your belt are limited only by imagination.

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