Bushcrafter (boy, I've got a lot to say!)
Native
Just taken delivery of a Karrimor Sabre 45 (£50 plus Vat plus carriage from PRI- thanks for pointing me there Duncs) It's very good.
It appears that load carrying technology has advanced a bit since my service days.
Can anyone tell me what the two parallel rows of loops on the back are for?
Banned
Native
Doc,
I think the loops are a design feature for soldiers - when tabing on a ICFT they would be IDEAL for pushing your rifle mag through.
Or
If a climber they could be ideal for crabs and such.
Never really found a use for them myself though.
Full Member
Native
they are designed as attachment points for crabs etc
the top of the two rows somtimes ends in a larger loop which when used with the handle at the top of the back padding makes a three point attachment for haulng up rock faces
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