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C-tac August 5th, 2013 16:38

DIY CadPat Escape and Evade pack
 
My latest build. I use 500D cordura Cadpat fabric, padded back panel and Mil-spec hardwares.

Please feel free to comment or add any tips or ideas you may have


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oniwagamaru August 5th, 2013 16:45

I like it, but i think you need better shoulder straps. Like thick ones especially when someone is carrying that for long periods of time. If the top part has more velcro space instead of the small square, you might attract more patch whores like moi. You might also want a more low profile or sturdier drag handle. Whats the going price for these and do they come in tan?

CR0M August 5th, 2013 17:07

I think that looks incredible

good job!

Kokanee August 5th, 2013 17:30

Marvelous, nice stitch work.

terrorist one August 6th, 2013 00:55

Awesome. Would you be interested in producing a few? Hell i would be interested for sure.

BioRage August 9th, 2013 14:24

This is a beauty!

I'd be interested in one too.

Acid_Snake August 10th, 2013 11:04

Nice work man, add a padded hydration pouch and that would be a great day pack!
For E&E purposes I would add itw nexus QR buckles (or just regular side release ones) on the straps just so the pack can be instantly taken off in emergencies. Since you'd be doing alot of walking and/or hiking, the shoulder straps should be padded and comfortable, a sternum strap would be a big plus. The last thing you'd want is sore shoulders or a chaffed neck slowing down progress to extraction/safety.

Other than that you've got a really great technique and the stitching looks like it could take some abuse, molle's nicely done too. I like the design keep it up!

Heater August 10th, 2013 14:20

Good job, looks really well done.

C-tac August 10th, 2013 15:29

thanks guys for the positive replies. I will consider all your suggestions. I have no intention of selling this in the market because I have a full time job, sewing is just my hobby but if I do sell this, it won't be cheap. mil-spec materials are so expensive specially cordura fabrics. this would range to $90-$100. (labour+materials)

ShadowNet August 10th, 2013 21:28

Great work! Reminds me of https://www.goruck.com/gear/Details/gr1-desert-digital

Wrath144 August 12th, 2013 23:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by C-tac (Post 1823633)
thanks guys for the positive replies. I will consider all your suggestions. I have no intention of selling this in the market because I have a full time job, sewing is just my hobby but if I do sell this, it won't be cheap. mil-spec materials are so expensive specially cordura fabrics. this would range to $90-$100. (labour+materials)

Retail on something like this would be significantly more than that. That is more than fair.

danhay August 13th, 2013 00:05

May I ask where you get CADPAT cordura fabric?

Thanks and cheers - Dan

C-tac August 20th, 2013 19:33

Quote:

Originally Posted by danhay (Post 1824245)
May I ask where you get CADPAT cordura fabric?

Thanks and cheers - Dan

bought it from a yard sale.

SINN August 20th, 2013 20:00

where else would you buy it by the "yard"?

DropZone August 23rd, 2013 11:51

Great Job C-Tac!

Regards
Brian Kroon
SC Defense Group Ltd.


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