Best Pouch(es) for One Sticking | Dump Pouch | Roll Pouch | Eberlestock A2MP

[@bownockoutdoors]

I have that pack but did not consider using for that. I'm going to give that a try. Thanks for sharing!

[@highcountryoutdoor]

I think it really depends on your style of hunting. That's a great option but for some a more simplistic/lightweight setup like a roll pack might be better option. -Especially people who might be hunting/hiking longer distances with more gear. It clearly has some advantages as you pointed out! Thanks for the vid!

[@vincent2662]

That’s petty slick!

[@jamesmarsee3297]

Got that pack today works great!

[@UncleBob369]

I like it! I'm going to order one!

[@redlineoutdooradventures4863]

Great info as usual!!

[@anicholson4121]

Just got 1 and the molle straps are in the center of the stiching for the molle... absolutely ridiculous I have no idea why they would make it like this... that or mine I'd a 1 off ?

[@markadams5285]

I like that, I’m getting one!

[@jandblawncare8570]

Im new to saddle hunting and not into one sticking but all these pouches seem to be about 2-3" too short or narrow.

[@brysonhollar]

Are you still running the A2MP pouch?

[@AERIALASSAULT1]

I've since swapped to a kyss pouch from tx5. It's not as slim but it's easier to access and just as much organization

[@nathansdad04]

Currently have a cordura water bottle carrier holding my 40’ of canyon rope. Very compact, but a bit tedious to get all the rope in there. If I stick with it....will prob use it walking in the woods and hunting, but just coil the rope and hang it off my saddle on the way out of the woods(rather than spend 5 mins jamming it back in the carrier. The Eberlestock does look tempting tho.

[@AERIALASSAULT1]

Man the dump pouch is ALMOST perfect but it just takes a min cramming it back in. I couldn't imagine using a water bottle pouch

[@nathansdad04]

@@AERIALASSAULT1 it’s not really that bad at all...just tedious

[@zurroutdoors7762]

I noticed it on the One Sticking video also, I'm curious as to why you don't pre-load the safeguard back on the rope before putting it back in the TX5 pouch so you don't have to worry about doing that at the tree with extra noise?

[@AERIALASSAULT1]

Honestly I don't have a good explanation for you. It's just the process i've created. As far as noise. Not a issue. I can do this with almost zero noise

[@Toddicus2914]

Any idea how much 11mm rope it could hold?

[@AERIALASSAULT1]

11mm I awfully bulky so not much

[@allenfoster9910]

Try summit treestand pouches......love mine.

[@AERIALASSAULT1]

Never considered that. I have several

[@allenfoster9910]

@@AERIALASSAULT1 I use 2 side bags...one on either side. Extremely handy for me.

[@donaldploger5630]

That's an awesome idea.... Wish I'd thought about that before deer season

[@donaldploger5630]

So.... I went to the extreme and bought 60' of canyon rope. Do you think that you could get another 20' in that eberle pouch?

[@AERIALASSAULT1]

No way

[@andersontism]

Is that an 8mm or 9mm rope? And do you think the Eberlestock will work ok on the lightweight Tethrd Phantom?

[@AERIALASSAULT1]

9mm. I've since swapped to 8mm oplux which does fit better. It should work fine

[@denzerjeremy]

@@AERIALASSAULT1 Do you use the madrock with that oplux?

[@AERIALASSAULT1]

@@denzerjeremy yes I do. Although it's technically out of spec. I've had no issues. But use at your own risk

[@thudson391978]

What source do you use to get the oplux?

[@AERIALASSAULT1]

doublesteps.com

[@mikeguy9668]

Man just figure 8 your rope and fold it in half, stop that wadding it up shit. It'll fit right in a role pouch with hardly anything sticking out

[@jamesmarsee3297]

How does it attach to saddle ? Do you have pics?

[@AERIALASSAULT1]

Has straps with clips. You weave the straps through your molle and clip it shut

[@natesims6585]

I’d take your tx5 pouch if you aren’t using it 😀

[@AERIALASSAULT1]

Negative ghost rider!

[@fullyinvolvedoutdoors96]

Well now they are gonna be sold out. Lol. -Justin stone

[@bowhuntr0909]

LOL - ordered ;-)

[@gonehawkin3983]

For $50 I knew it couldn't be American made. Vietnam made, which is a communist country. Although it is a nice pack I won't be buying it and would gladly pay double for the same thing made in the good ol' USA. Good review. God bless.

[@AERIALASSAULT1]

Appreciate you watching!