The PLCE Daysack

Simon demonstrates how to quickly attach two PLCE side pouches (or "rocket pockets") together to make a practical Daysack.
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[@Tiggs004]

Hi, Great Video and nicely presented, two points from the MOD instructions.... the two top female clips on the pouches feed under the webbing loop of the yolk to meet the male clips of the yolk, also with two pouches the waist belt only runs through the outer two webbing loops, I hope this is informative, keep the content coming

[@johncrouch8988]

Hi. Nice video. If you use two utility straps to hold the pouches together on the top and bottom you can also carry extra items of kit using the straps.

[@marcvsspartacvs6542]

Nice kit simon.

[@colonelchimp]

Had to sub you as everyone especially Hawkeye (shaun) speaks so highly of you and all wondered where you had got yo at the 250 prepper meet. PS hunterian has one of his new naked bushcraft Calender's here for you atb Dave

[@PackedToLive]

colonelchimp I've been quite unwell lately, hadn't been for a camp in months until last night (when I finally took a night out in my woodland).I'm also dealing with financial problems thanks to my client's funding being pulled with absolutely no notice what-so-ever. It's a dead market at the moment, too, which makes finding a new client very difficult.Got an update video to edit and upload, though :)

[@ozdavemcgee2079]

So whats the extra male clip on each strap for?

[@scotts9810]

Yes, I was wondering the same. Other instructional videos show the strap the other way around so the two Male buckles which are close together are at the bottom. Either way there's an extra buckle left over however.

[@charliekilo8944]

@@scotts9810 they clip onto the PLCE webbing for extra security