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Does anyone know how the two grosgrain webbing loops on the back panel, up high, get incorporated into the compression system? It kinda seems to me that, that info is left out. I've got some ideas on how to do it, but wondering what you all think?
Thanks
I don't think Jay watches this, so:
Yeah, he says to sew in those upper two loops for compression, but then never uses them.
Maybe don't bother sewing in the upper two loops?
He must have had several versions, one that uses the upper compression loops, but another that doesn't.
Or it's so easy, you could just sew them in, and then try using them in the finished product and see if they help.
OK… that was my first option I had in mind :) Gonna do that!
post feedback, like pictures, when you're done : )
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