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Can't seem to find a belt big enough. Was thinking of a over the shoulder tool bag. Any pros and cons on the over the shoulder bag like the ones you see at home depo?
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I say, what ever works for you is whats best.
Good luck on the hunting & wish you many good finds. __________________ |
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I use a belt and bag but sometimes a fishing vest works great , a nice variety of sized pockets and a large pocket on the back of vest .
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You may want to try an army surplus store,they have all kinds of belts and pouches to use.
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Just be careful with the over the shoulder ones, you may lose some goodies while bending over. Test it out in the store . . .
Not sure how far sewell is from Bordentown, but harry's army and navy has a pretty big selection of army surplus bags and stuff like that. __________________ |
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I use a belt from K mart..being I am not as skinny as I was a long time ago.......it is a luggage strap that goes up to 50 inches..I have a size 44 waist and it fits good with some room to spare...not being funny here but it fits and holds my gear also..I think it was about 6 bucks...Buster.....
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thank you
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Quote:
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I found a Nylon Web Belt at a Dive Shop about $10.00
Nice Friction Buckle, easy on and off, extra long length. |
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I made a belt from a section of seat belt webbing and some buckles that I bought from a local surplus store.
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As I write this, I am off work with a ruptured disk that migrated. I have trouble walking to the bathroom and the Dr. says if I wait to long for surgery, I may not walk again. This is largely due to carrying loads that were not balanced side to side/
If you are big - I used to have a 60" belt - the last thing you need is a bag hanging on one side. Your back is already under a lot of stress it wasn't designed for. I learned how to do leather craft so that I could have belts that are large enough. Tandy leather will sell you a 72" belt strap and a buckle and teach you how to make it into a belt. I know cause I used to teach beginning leather craft there. My plan is to make my next belt and suspenders from non-leather materials. Leather is good, but it is not going to live for years and years if it gets wet/sandy/dirty. So I started looking around and found this site. http://www.strapworks.com/ I have not done any biz with them, but I think the materials they sell will work very well for beach/surf detecting and should allow me to NOT havethings hanging off one side or the other. If you do have to have side loads, I strongly hope that you will balance them side to side. Thanks, John Morton |
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